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  • A three-step recovery plan for London’s West End

    September 4, 2020

    Six months since the government first urged employees to work from home, they are now being asked to return. Given their track record of obedience, the government expected workers to be returning to the office in high numbers, but that is not what we have seen this week, with potentially disastrous and well-publicised consequences for [...]

  • London Tories call for Waterloo and City Tube line to reopen

    September 3, 2020

    A group of Conservative London MPs and London Assembly members have called for the Waterloo and City Tube line to reopen in a bid to boost the number of people returning to central London. The line – which travels directly between Bank and Waterloo stations – was closed when the country was put into the [...]

  • It’s time for the UK to set its financial services sector up for success

    September 3, 2020

    With the Brexit transition period drawing to a close, the United Kingdom has a unique opportunity for legislative and regulatory reform.  For our financial services sector, the Treasury’s review of the regulatory framework presents a fantastic chance to set the UK up for another decade of global leadership, in an international market that is fast-changing [...]

  • Sadiq Khan hits out at 51 landlords for not removing dangerous cladding

    September 2, 2020

    Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has slammed 51 London landlords for not removing dangerous cladding from their buildings in the wake of the 2017 Grenfell disaster. Khan wrote to 47 private landlords and four social landlords who had been given government funding to remove cladding in their buildings that acted as a fire retardant in [...]

  • Camden Market teams up with Curzon to launch new pop-up cinema

    September 2, 2020

    Camden Market will host a pop-up cinema in its North Yard to help entice visitors back to the historic market. Labtech, owner of Camden Market, has signed a deal with for a pop-up cinema that will premiere on 16 September. The pop-up cinema has room for 150 viewers and will operate seven days a week until [...]

  • Can office workers save the day for local businesses ravaged by Covid-19?

    September 2, 2020

    The sudden shift to remote working put in place by the majority of UK businesses may herald the end of the office, at least as we know it.  Five months and multiple government campaigns later, and the shift to the kitchen table continues, seemingly unabated. According to a survey from US bank Morgan Stanley, just [...]

  • Extinction Rebellion: Arrests made as protesters target Parliament

    September 1, 2020

    At least five people have been arrested today after environmental campaigners from protest group Extinction Rebellion blocked streets near parliament today to campaign for new legislation on climate change. Extinction Rebellion protesters were arrested today after they sat down in roads near to Parliament Square to stop traffic. The protesters are calling on MPs to [...]

  • Black Lives Matter: Canada Corporation to review ‘problematic’ landmarks

    September 1, 2020

    Canada Corporation is today launching a review into landmarks and street names that have “historic links to slavery and racism” in the wake of this year’s Black Lives Matter protests. The three-month review will see the local authority ask people which landmarks “they think are a problem and what action they would [...]

  • Supporting young people’s education will create lasting value for London and the UK

    August 31, 2020

    You’d have to be on a desert island to miss the fact that in recent weeks pupils across the capital have received their A-Level and GCSE exam results.  This has been a year like no other. Not only has every school had to adapt and find new ways of working following closures forced by the [...]

  • Piccadilly palance: Notting Hill carnival dancers appear in West End before virtual celebration

    August 28, 2020

    A troupe of soca dancers appeared in Piccadilly Circus today ahead of a virtual celebration of the Notting Hill carnival this weekend. The Caribbean party normally takes place on the streets of Notting Hill over August bank holiday weekend. This year performances will be streamed online due to the coronavirus pandemic which has put an [...]

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