The London Assembly convened for a Mayor's Question Time meeting on Thursday, 21 May 2026, where a wide range of issues were discussed, including policing, housing, transport, and the economy. Discussions covered concerns about rising construction costs and the need for supply chain resilience, with the London Housing Mission Board examining drivers of development costs. The Mayor's commitment to ending rough sleeping by 2030 was reiterated, with a reported 18% reduction in rough sleeping in the last quarter. Discussions also covered the Renters' Rights Act, with a new £400,000 enforcement fund announced to support renters in understanding and defending their rights.

Transport for London's (TfL) plans for improving step-free access at several Tube stations were detailed, alongside updates on the ongoing renewal of the Gallows Corner flyover, which has seen partial reopening but faces further delays due to essential water main works. The Mayor also outlined London's approach to artificial intelligence, emphasizing responsible development and the establishment of an AI and Jobs Taskforce.

In response to questions about policing, the Mayor highlighted record City Hall investment in the Metropolitan Police Service, aiming to stabilize officer numbers and prioritize neighbourhood policing. Discussions also touched upon the challenges of tackling shoplifting and the need for greater business cooperation. The meeting concluded with the Assembly noting the answers provided by the Mayor to the questions asked.