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  • Commuter chaos: Waterloo station line side fire expected to cause disruption on Thursday morning

    July 17, 2019

    Commuters have been told to take alternative routes to work tomorrow after a line side fire at Waterloo station has closed nine platforms. The blaze damaged cables outside Britain’s largest and busiest station earlier today, meaning trains cannot run to platforms 16-24. Read more: How to find a happier commute: Walking, cycling and train travel [...]

  • DEBATE: Was Sadiq Khan right to reject plans for the Tulip tower?

    July 17, 2019

    Was Sadiq Khan right to reject plans for the Tulip tower? Caroline Pidgeon, a Liberal Democrat member of the London Assembly, says YES. I seriously disagree with Sadiq Khan on many subjects, but on this issue I think he is right. Innovative and challenging designs of buildings are of course important, but we should never [...]

  • Hard going: Extinction Rebellion targets London’s largest concrete factory

    July 16, 2019

    Extinction Rebellion has voiced its anger over climate change outside the Houses of Parliament, the Bank of England, and the Royal Courts of Justice in recent months. But today demonstrators in the capital descended upon a less typical place of protest: London’s largest concrete factory. Read more: Extinction Rebellion launches summer uprising across the UK [...]

  • It’s not just cricket – finance and friendship underpin Britain’s bond with India

    July 16, 2019

    The deep love of cricket that the UK and India share was clearly on show last week. But our relationship goes much further than just a passion for sport.  It is a family affair, with parents and children, brothers and sisters  living, working and moving between our two great nations. It is no surprise then [...]

  • Sadiq Khan rejects Tulip tower planning application

    July 15, 2019

    London mayor Sadiq Khan rejected plans for the controversial Tulip tower this afternoon, dashing supporters’ hopes that the Square Mile would become home to the second-tallest skyscraper in western Europe. The 305-metre building, named for its distinctive viewing platform at the top, was planned as a visitor attraction in the heart of the City, next to [...]

  • Extinction Rebellion launches ‘summer uprising’ across the UK

    July 15, 2019

    Climate change activist group Extinction Rebellion has today launched a wave of protests, taking to the streets in five cities across the UK. The group said it aims to cause “major disruption” in London, Bristol, Leeds, Cardiff and Glasgow as part of a so-called summer uprising. Read more: Extinction Rebellion threatens to use drone in [...]

  • See it, say it, sorted – it’s annoying, but effective

    July 15, 2019

    Rail commuters across the country have heard it – the security announcement that starts “if you see something that doesn’t look right…” and ends with the earworm “see it, say it, sorted”.  It’s one of those advertising lines that – through a mix of alliteration, questionable grammar, and sheer repetition – gets stuck in your [...]

  • New York and London top rankings for strongest business brands

    July 15, 2019

    London has been ranked the city with the second strongest business brand globally, missing out only to New York. The Big Apple topped the list of global cities with the strongest brands for attracting businesses and investors, according to research by Saffron Brand Consultants. Read more: London listings triple in second quarter after Brexit extension [...]

  • Give me a fulcrum and lever long enough: London’s engineers are moving the world

    July 12, 2019

    British ideas continue to move the world. Irrespective of the political developments around Brexit, the soft power and influence of our industrial intellectual property and engineering innovation benefits not just Britain, but transforms lives around the world. Today, London and the rest of the UK celebrate the fiftieth anniversary winner of the Royal Academy of [...]

  • Microsoft opens flagship London store on Oxford Circus

    July 11, 2019

    Microsoft opened its flagship store on Oxford Circus today, marking the US tech giant’s first major retail location in Europe. The new store offers a string of hands-on customer experiences, including a McLaren Senna racing car experience, a gaming lounge and a digital learning hub offering coding lessons for children. Read more: Microsoft and Oracle [...]

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