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  • It’s up to businesses to make sure no one gets left behind in the digital revolution

    October 14, 2019

    The digitisation of the global economy is transforming the way we communicate, work and live. Today, you can transfer money to the other side of the world in the blink of an eye, pay for a coffee by tapping your phone, and open a bank account in minutes. The startling growth of the UK’s innovative [...]

  • Canada Corporation looks east to China in post-Brexit plans

    October 13, 2019

    London must capitalise on the US-China trade war to increase Chinese investment and help offset the potential effects of Brexit, according to the City’s governing body. Canada Corporation proposes to position London as a “top global financial centre” and as a “supporter to China’s financial reform” in a motion to be reviewed [...]

  • City-born Cardinal Newman declared a saint by the Pope

    October 13, 2019

    City-born Catholic convert Cardinal John Henry Newman has been declared a saint by the pope during a ceremony in the Vatican. Newman was one of five prominent religious figures to be canonised by Pope Francis in a mass that attracted tens of thousands of pilgrims. The 19th century theologian and poet, who converted from Anglicanism [...]

  • Extinction Rebellion blocks Bishopsgate as protests hit the City

    October 11, 2019

    Extinction Rebellion temporarily closed down Bishopsgate in both directions today after protesters moved into the City. The road, which dissects the City and is directly outside Liverpool Street Station, was the latest to be affected by activists on their fifth successive day of protests. Read more: Extinction Rebellion blockades BBC building in London Police were [...]

  • Extinction Rebellion protesters blockade BBC Broadcasting House on fifth day of London protests

    October 11, 2019

    Extinction Rebellion protesters have this morning taken to the BBC Broadcasting House in central London to demand “more accurate” reporting on climate change. The BBC are not letting anyone in or out of the building at present due to safety concerns, preventing journalists from getting to work. Read more: Extinction Rebellion protester lies on top [...]

  • Rory walks on with a campaign to spice up the race for London mayor

    October 11, 2019

    Watch out London, your favourite selfie-taking, tie-rejecting, accidental-opium-smoking, politician/rambler is coming to a Tube station near you. Yes, it’s Rory Stewart time once again. For those of us who were mesmerised by the former international development secretary’s short-lived sensation of a campaign to be Tory leader, now we get to enjoy the sequel, after Rory [...]

  • Worried about the skills shortage in London? Look to devolution

    October 11, 2019

    Apprenticeships are powerful examples of how boroughs and businesses can work together to create meaningful work and training opportunities for Londoners. Yet, the research that we at London Councils and London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) are launching today shows that the system is failing London and needs reform.  Since 2017, the apprenticeship levy [...]

  • ULEZ should include all of London: Greens co-leader

    October 10, 2019

    The ultra low emissions zone (ULEZ) charge will be levied on drivers across the whole of London if Greens candidate Sian Berry becomes mayor. The mayoral candidate said today she wants to radically alter the current road pricing system to ensure drivers contribute more to London’s transport budget. Read more: Tfl rakes in £220,000 a [...]

  • Extinction Rebellion protester lies on top of plane at London City Airport to disrupt flight

    October 10, 2019

    Paralympian James Brown has climbed up on top of a plane at London City Airport as a part of an Extinction Rebellion protest. Video footage streamed to social media shows the man using runway stairs to climb on top of the British Airways aircraft. Brown, who is reportedly blind, apparently boarded the plane before backing [...]

  • London City Airport: Police and Extinction Rebellion vie for control of travel hub

    October 10, 2019

    Extinction Rebellion protesters attempted to block the entrance to London City Airport today, as well as blockading the DLR station near the travel hub. London City Airport said that flights remain unaffected, with 60 planes having arrived and departed from the airport by 9.15am. Read more: Extinction Rebellion protesters seek to shut down City airport [...]

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