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  • Some civil servants work from home 60 per cent of the week, new data shows

    July 20, 2023

    Civil servants working on supporting the UK’s businesses were at their desks for just 40 per cent of the second week in July, government figures have revealed. Staff at the former Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) department came into the office for two fifths of the time during the week beginning Monday 10 July, [...]

  • What does Susan Hall’s selection mean for London?

    July 19, 2023

    The Conservatives have selected former London Assembly group leader Susan Hall to run against Labour’s Sadiq Khan in the mayoral elections next year. For anyone who’s not been following the process, it has been somewhat of a rollercoaster. Murmurings started some months ago with reports CCHQ were on the hunt for a quasi-celeb, someone with [...]

  • Met Police has ‘so much further to go’ in tackling racism and misogyny

    July 19, 2023

    The Met Police still have “so much further to go” in rooting out racism and misogyny in the force, the mother of two murdered sisters has said. Mina Smallman said a lack of acceptance and transparency persists in the Met, and that instances of both good and bad policing should be highlighted more often. Smallman’s [...]

  • ‘He doesn’t like women’: Tory hopeful Susan Hall gets personal in bid to unseat Sadiq Khan

    July 17, 2023

    With three by-elections approaching, the race between the now-two Tory hopefuls vying to take on Sadiq Khan in the 2024 mayoral election has taken something of a backseat. But following the exit of former No10 advisor Daniel Korski, the odds have shortened for both those standing. Former Conservative group leader in the London Assembly Susan [...]

  • Dodgy cops ‘weaponising’ complaints, Met Police chief warns

    July 5, 2023

    Dodgy Metropolitan Police officers who are breaching standards are “weaponising” complaints against bosses trying to stamp out misconduct, commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has warned. The Met chief issued the shock warning at the City Hall police and crime committee as he updated the London Assembly on measures to clean up the force. Sir Mark said: [...]

  • Exclusive: London businesses shake off UK economic doom and gloom

    July 3, 2023

    London businesses are shaking off all the doom and gloom swirling around the UK economy and are poised to power the country’s recovery, exclusive research shared with City PM has found. The capital’s firms are standing up to rising costs and shaky consumer demand, but are still alive to inflationary threats, according to the London [...]

  • Quarter of taxpayers in London and southeast stung by higher income tax

    July 2, 2023

    A quarter of taxpayers in London and the southeast of England now fall within the higher rate of income tax, it has been revealed. Almost 2.5m people in the capital and commuter belt constituencies now come under the 40 or 45 per cent tax bracket, analysis of HMRC data by the Liberal Democrats has shown [...]

  • ‘Lean in’ to artificial intelligence, education secretary urges firms

    June 29, 2023

    Businesses need to “lean in” to the power of artificial intelligence (AI), education secretary Gillian Keegan has said. The education secretary told City PM indulging in fears about AI wiping out jobs and opportunities was unproductive. Asked whether she was concerned about the impact of the new technology such as ChatGPT and Bard altering or [...]

  • London has a Soho problem. We need to fix it now.

    June 29, 2023

    It was that gloriously sleazy bard of synth-pop Marc Almond who captured it perfectly: “People come from all over the world to see this little place they’ve seen in movies and read about in history books: Soho.” Soho is London’s other Square Mile, filled not with the chatter of high finance, but with the clink [...]

  • Exclusive: London businesses shelve growth plans amid gaping skills gap

    June 29, 2023

    London businesses are being held back by a shortage of staff who have the skills to excel in roles, exclusive research for City PM has found. Just over three in four firms in the capital are running into roadblocks when trying to find staff who have the necessary knowledge to propel their business, according to [...]

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