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  • Debate: Is Sadiq Khan’s new ultra-low emission zone an effective solution for tackling air pollution?

    April 9, 2019

    Debate: Is Sadiq Khan’s new ultra-low emission zone an effective solution for tackling air pollution? Yes – Fiona Howarth is chief executive of Octopus Electric Vehicles. If London’s water supplies were poisoning 9,000 people a year, there would be national outrage. So why are we not outraged about the air that we breathe? Research published [...]

  • Brexit hoped to heal the UK, but instead it leaves wounds that will not easily be closed

    April 9, 2019

    The other day, my three-year-old son gave me a geography lesson. Him: “This is Battersea Park.” Me: “That’s right.” Him: “And Battersea Park is in London?” Me: “Yes, and we’re also in England and in Britain.” At which point he shook his head. “No,” he insisted. “Just London.” Political analysis obviously runs in the family. [...]

  • What a scoop: Ben and Jerry’s will offer free ice cream to Londoners tomorrow

    April 8, 2019

    Ice cream lovers will get themselves a free scoop, or two or three, tomorrow as Ben and Jerry’s annual free cone day celebrations return to the capital. Canada office workers and dwellers, will need to head to Soho – the closest Ben and Jerry’s store to the square mile. Read more: Olive Oil ice [...]

  • Battle of the brands: Addison Lee tops list of most London-centric brands

    April 8, 2019

    Taxi firms, shopping centres and local radio stations are among the brands which are most well known only to those living in the capital, a new study has found. Addison Lee topped Yougov's index of the most London-centric brands, with 83 per cent of Londoners knowing about the taxi hire firm compared with 29 per [...]

  • Chilango, burrito bonds, and London – the boss of the Mexican food chain talks about the virtues of crowdfunding

    April 8, 2019

    After interviewing Eric Partaker, the co-founder of burrito chain Chilango, he says I should try the food at his elaborately decorated restaurant on Cannon Street. I ask what he recommends, and instead of picking from the regular menu, he suggests I sample the “Noah’s Ark” – a lunch box containing all the meat options. A [...]

  • Sadiq Khan’s ill-conceived pollution plan only threatens London’s push to go green

    April 8, 2019

    From today, all private hire drivers in London will have to pay the daily £11.50 congestion charge when driving in central London. This is an enormous financial burden for some of the city’s lower paid workers – costing nearly £3,000 a year for a driver earning around £25,000. It's also hugely unfair for operators, many [...]

  • FTSE 100 ends week strong with biggest gain in two months

    April 6, 2019

    The FTSE 100 ended the week strongly as it gained 0.61 per cent during Friday's session and saw its biggest weekly increase for two months. The index continued its six-month high, outshining its European peers despite the on-going Brexit saga. Optimism grew early on as US President Donald Trump said a deal to end the US-China [...]

  • Millions set for pay rise as tax thresholds and minimum wages increase

    April 6, 2019

    More than two million people are set for a pay rise as the national living wage and minimum wage thresholds increase, the Treasury has claimed. The national living wage is increasing from £7.83 to £8.21, which equates to around £690 per year and will affect 1.8m people. Read more: Osborne tax breaks for multinational firms [...]

  • Revealed: The best places to watch the 2019 Boat Race

    April 5, 2019

    The annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge will take place this Sunday in southwest London. The race, which has been held annually since 1856 excluding the war years, is expected to draw a crowd of at least 250,000 people. The women's race will start at 2:13pm and the men's race will start at 3:10pm, [...]

  • Union threatens total Tube shutdown in Transport for London pay dispute

    April 5, 2019

    Commuters are facing the threat of a shutdown across the entire London Underground network as a pay clash between a union and Transport for London approaches boiling point. The Rail and Maritime Trade Union (RMT) said today it will ballot all of its members working on the Tube for potential strike action as talks with TfL [...]

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