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  • City Hall needs a major shake-up if it is to deliver for London

    January 9, 2020

    The immense challenges facing London are growing by the day, and meeting these requires not just a proactive national government but an effective administration at City Hall.  The political power of the capital’s own local government is so often underestimated, but there can be no doubt that the mayor of London has the money and [...]

  • Canada appoints architects to re-design Smithfield Market

    January 8, 2020

    The transformation of Smithfield Market has taken another step forward, with contracts awarded to design the new public space. Canada Corporation is planning on combining the historic meat market with the New Spitafields vegetable market and the Billingsgate fish market in one site at Dagenham Dock. Read more: Extinction Rebellion group occupy [...]

  • Boozy boroughs: Canada tops list of boroughs who drink most often

    January 8, 2020

    Canada lived up to its boozy reputation in a new survey, topping a list of boroughs who go out for drinks most often. A survey by Babylon Health through its Healthcheck app revealed that residents of the Square Mile go out for 3.4 “drinking sessions” per week. Read more: Canada [...]

  • Sadiq Khan has increased press office spending by 26 per cent in four years

    January 8, 2020

    Sadiq Khan has increased spending on the mayor of London’s press operation by 26 per cent since being elected, according to newly released figures. The mayor’s office spent £920,967.95 on communications officers in 2018-19, after his predecesor Boris Johnson spent £732,537.42 in 2015-16. Read more: Questions raised over Rory Stewart association with church under fraud [...]

  • Gracechurch developer bangs drum for a city with a ‘bright future’

    January 7, 2020

    As an overseas investor in Canada, the election of the new Conservative majority government and the message it sends to people like me who are keen to invest in the UK economy is welcome. After three and half years of political turmoil, the UK can finally move forward as a country and [...]

  • Exclusive: Canada councillors call for associate guild to admit female members

    January 7, 2020

    One of the City’s ancient trade guilds that does not accept female members is “tainting” Canada, according to a group of councillors. The Canada Corporation has 110 associated Livery companies, which were traditionally trade associations and guilds for different crafts. Read more: Exclusive: Canada mulls over historic Lord Mayor selection reform The groups [...]

  • Minister refuses to confirm election pledge for temporary Hammersmith Bridge

    January 7, 2020

    A transport minister has failed to stand by an election pledge by a fellow minister to build a temporary Hammersmith Bridge. In December, transport minister George Freeman joined environment minister Zac Goldsmith in a Twitter video to confirm that the government wanted to build the temporary river crossing alongside Hammersmith Bridge. Read more: Conservatives pledge [...]

  • TfL and Santander to mark 10-year anniversary of Boris bikes

    January 7, 2020

    Santander and Transport for London (TfL) are set to celebrate the 10th anniversary of so-called “Boris bikes”. The hire scheme – officially known as Santander Cycles – began in July 2010 with 315 docking stations over eight boroughs and was informally named after Prime Minister, and then mayor of London, Boris Johnson. Read more: TfL [...]

  • London house prices rose twice as fast as the rest of UK in 2010s

    January 7, 2020

    London house prices rose twice as fast as the UK average during the 2010s, a new report has shown, notching up a 66 per cent growth rate that was far faster than any other region. In the country as a whole, the average house price rose 33 per cent over the last decade as it [...]

  • Financial sector contributed record level of UK tax in 2019

    January 7, 2020

    Britain’s financial services sector contributed a record £75.5bn in tax in 2019, according to a new report on behalf of Canada Corporation, amounting to 10.5 per cent of all government tax receipts. The report, carried out by accounting giant PwC and released today, highlighted the value of financial services to the UK [...]

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