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  • We owe it to our City to take a stand against homelessness

    October 24, 2018

    For the past six months, my daily entry to work has involved passing a young man who is rapidly decaying beside my office. I have seen his decline from reasonable togetherness to life in his own ordure. This, bear in mind, was through the warm summer months. As winter is coming and the weather starts [...]

  • DEBATE: With new research showing Manchester’s rapid growth, is the capital’s tech bubble bursting?

    October 24, 2018

    With new research showing Manchester’s rapid growth, is the capital’s tech bubble bursting? Dominic Harvey, director at CWJobs, says YES. London may steal all the headlines, but as Tuesday’s figures show, Manchester is becoming an ever more dominant force for the tech sector – and the race to secure the UK’s top talent is really [...]

  • The battle for London’s business: Behind the scenes, European cities are on a charm offensive to attract City jobs

    October 24, 2018

    Behind the scenes, European cities are on a charm offensive to attract City jobs, finds Jasper Jolly WITH Brexit negotiations reaching fever pitch, all eyes are fixed on the politicians wrangling over the UK’s new place in the world. But behind the scenes another battle is going on, with well-funded campaigns vying to attract business [...]

  • Londoners to fund Uber’s £200m plan for cars to go fully electric by 2025

    October 23, 2018

    All Uber cars driving in London will be fully electric by 2025 under the firm's new clean air plan for the capital, funded by its citizens through a fares hike. From early next year, a so-called clean air fee will be added to every Uber ride at 15p per mile, which will then be funnelled [...]

  • Flying taxis could help smart transport take off

    October 23, 2018

    Flying taxis have this week moved one step closer to take-off, as the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) opens a consultation for new rules to govern drone-filled skies. And not a moment too soon. Last month, a drone capable of carrying human passengers was trialled in Gloucestershire, while another British firm is working on electric [...]

  • DEBATE: Will our growing enthusiasm for low-alcohol drinking change the very culture of the City?

    October 22, 2018

    Will our growing enthusiasm for low-alcohol drinking change the very culture of the City? Christi Tronetti, marketing director at creative agency isobel, says YES. If New York is the city that never sleeps, London has always been the city that never stops drinking. When I first moved here from NYC, I thought I could drink – [...]

  • Thousands expected to march for second EU referendum in London

    October 20, 2018

    Thousands of people are expected to march in central London today for a final referendum on the Brexit deal, the so-called people’s vote. Read more: UK ready to agree Irish backstop deal to speed Brexit talks The march started at midday in Park Lane and finishes in Parliament Square where marchers will hear speakers, including TV [...]

  • Trust in the City

    October 19, 2018  |  City Talk

    Global Ethics Day was on 17 October. Now in its fifth year, this regular calendar event was created by the Carnegie Council to mark its centenary in 2014. The broad theme this year was ‘ethics in action’, and we partnered with the Carnegie Council and CFA Institute to produce a series of films called Ethics [...]

  • Hate preacher Anjem Choudary released from jail

    October 19, 2018

    Islamist hate preacher Anjem Choudary has been released from jail today after serving half of his sentence. The notorious extremist, who once led banned network al-Muhajiroun, was released from Belmarsh prison this morning halfway through his five-and-a-half year sentence for inciting support for Isis.  Read more: Mystery banker’s wife loses anti-corruption order appeal Choudary, from [...]

  • A prank left in tatters: Banksy reveals auction shredding did not go to plan

    October 18, 2018

    The art world was captivated earlier this month when a painting by Banksy was partially shredded at an auction. Now, however, it seems that the infamous stunt was not one that went according to plan. A new video released today reveals that Banksy’s intentions had been to destroy the entire artwork, known as Girl with Balloon, [...]

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