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The Greater London Authority (GLA) coordinates the cooperation between the different boroughs, is responsible for strategic planning and operating public institutions that operate throughout the city, including the fire department, police and public transport. The GLA consists of the Mayor of London (Lord Mayor) and the London Assembly (city parliament with 25 seats), both of which have their headquarters in the City Hall. The current Mayor of London Boris Johnson (Conservative Party). His predecessor, Ken Livingstone. This occurred in 2000 against the official Labour candidate, was nominated for a debacle out of the party, admitted in 2004 under criticism back home and confirmed high for a second term before he finally succumbed in the 2008 election Johnson. The Lord Mayor of London, the Mayor of the City of London exerts only of ceremonial functions.

Earlier administrations were the Metropolitan Board of Works (MBW) from 1855 to 1889, the London County Council (LCC) from 1889 to 1965 and the Greater London Council (GLC) from 1965 to 1986. The GLC was abolished by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher for political confrontations between the government and GLC-Chairman Ken Livingstone. London for 14 years had no central authority, and most functions are delegated to the boroughs, the individual directly to central government. This action resulted in major problems of coordination. Even after the establishment of the GLA in 2000, the boroughs have greater autonomy than at the time of the GLC.

The police authority of the 32 London boroughs, the Metropolitan Police Service, better known as the Metropolitan Police, or simply as “the Met”. The City of London has its own police department, the City of London Police.

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The Greater London Authority (GLA) coordinates the cooperation between the different boroughs, is responsible for strategic planning and operating public institutions that operate throughout the city, including the fire department, police and public transport. The GLA consists of the Mayor of London (Lord Mayor) and the London Assembly (city parliament with 25 seats), both of which have their headquarters in the City Hall. The current Mayor of London Boris Johnson (Conservative Party). His predecessor, Ken Livingstone. This occurred in 2000 against the official Labour candidate, was nominated for a debacle out of the party, admitted in 2004 under criticism back home and confirmed high for a second term before he finally succumbed in the 2008 election Johnson. The Lord Mayor of London, the Mayor of the City of London exerts only of ceremonial functions.

Earlier administrations were the Metropolitan Board of Works (MBW) from 1855 to 1889, the London County Council (LCC) from 1889 to 1965 and the Greater London Council (GLC) from 1965 to 1986. The GLC was abolished by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher for political confrontations between the government and GLC-Chairman Ken Livingstone. London for 14 years had no central authority, and most functions are delegated to the boroughs, the individual directly to central government. This action resulted in major problems of coordination. Even after the establishment of the GLA in 2000, the boroughs have greater autonomy than at the time of the GLC.

The police authority of the 32 London boroughs, the Metropolitan Police Service, better known as the Metropolitan Police, or simply as “the Met”. The City of London has its own police department, the City of London Police.

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