Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, has won another term in office, but he faces a heap of challenges ahead. Even though he made promises during his campaign, his track record suggests it won’t be easy. Let’s break down what’s on his plate for the next four years.

First up, housing. London doesn’t have enough homes, especially affordable ones. Despite targets, Khan hasn’t met expectations. Reports show a drop in home building, and the mayor aims to build more council houses by 2030. He also wants to tackle homelessness by the same year, but recent stats show an increase in people sleeping rough.

Next, crime is a big concern. Knife violence and thefts are rampant. Khan blames cuts to policing and services for the rise in crime. He promises to create opportunities for young people and recruit more officers, but the police budget is tight.

Transport is another headache. With fewer people traveling due to the pandemic, Transport for London’s finances took a hit. Khan vows to freeze fares and improve services, but there are challenges like aging trains and rail failures.

Beyond these, Khan has to deal with planning, economic growth, the environment, and public safety. Juggling all these tasks with limited resources won’t be easy. Plus, unexpected issues will surely pop up, adding to his already full plate.