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Medieval church tower left hanging in mid-air above City building site

A 14th-century All Hallows Staining tower in London stands on supports above a large excavation while a new office tower is constructed around it.

UK news

fromwww.standard.co.uk

Moment prolific bag thieves target pub drinkers for laptops and mobile phones in City of London

Two men pleaded guilty to multiple bag thefts across the City, stealing phones and laptops and receiving prison sentences and a five-year exclusion from the Square Mile.

City of London to examine tougher cycling fines

City of London authorities are exploring CPWs and CPNs to impose stronger sanctions, and potentially prosecution, for repeat dangerous cycling offences beyond the 50-fine limit.

London food

fromwww.theguardian.com

Campanelle, London EC3

Campanelle is a large, elegantly located Italian brasserie near the City that feels empty, unfocused, overpriced, and offers uninspiring, inconsistently Italian food.

1 month ago

The City of London's free sculpture trail returns

The City of London's annual sculpture trail, now in its 14th year, features a reduced collection of only 11 artworks, with only five new pieces.

London music

Environment

City of London plays part in carbon emission drop

The City of London Corporation achieved a 74% reduction in carbon emissions within its scope of influence from 2005 to 2023.

UK news

fromwww.theguardian.com

Lloyds boss warns Reeves against hiking taxes on banks as profits rise 17%

Increasing taxes on banks could damage Labour's economic recovery plan for the City of London.

fromLondon On The Inside

The City Is Getting Another Skyscraper Complete With a Public Park

The new skyscraper at 63 St Mary's Axe will encompass over 85,000 sq ft of floor space, largely for mixed-use offices, with flexible commercial and leisure spaces on lower levels.

Renovation

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fromTime Out London

A massive new 45-storey skyscraper has been approved for the City of London, right next to the Gherkin

The City of London Corporation has approved a new 45-storey skyscraper called 63 St Mary's Axe, featuring a public park and revealing part of the ancient London Wall.

Office plans amended after Roman basilica found

Sophie Jackson, director of development at MOLA, stated, 'Finding substantial remains of the basilica is one of the most remarkable discoveries made in the City in recent years, and it has been described as the equivalent to discovering the Speaker's Chair in the Chamber of the House of Commons in 2,000 years' time.'

London

Tickets Alert: Take sheep across Southwark Bridge

Freemen can herd sheep across Southwark Bridge on September 28, 2025, as part of a revived ancient tradition.

Renovation

Blackfriars Bridge's northern undercroft could reopen as a new London skatepark

Plans are underway to transform the former rifle range under Blackfriars Bridge into a skatepark and other public facilities.

From Robin Hood to the Old Bailey: City of London's new Sheriffs elected in 800 year old ceremony

The election of sheriffs in London represents one of the UK's oldest democratic practices, with roots tracing back over 800 years.

London food

fromwww.thetottenhamindependent.co.uk

Holborn office redevelopment to include 300-person cultural "dome"

A new cultural venue will open in Holborn, incorporating elements of its historical site. It aims to enhance public space while providing modern office facilities.

#theft

fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk

London politics

Prolific Tottenham thief stole bookshop goods worth 522

fromwww.thetottenhamindependent.co.uk

London politics

WATCH as man now banned from City of London brazenly' steals from M&S

fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk

London politics

Prolific Tottenham thief stole bookshop goods worth 522

London politics

WATCH as man now banned from City of London brazenly' steals from M&S

more#theft

fromwww.theguardian.com

4 months ago

We trusted them': East End fishmongers take on the City to save ancient markets

Local fishmongers are campaigning against the City of London Corporation's decision to close historic markets essential for their livelihood.

London food

fromTime Out London

4 months ago

The City of London's biggest and oldest park has reopened after a massive makeover

Finsbury Circus reopens after over a decade of closures, revitalizing a key green space in London's City.

4 months ago

Finsbury Circus garden reopens with new pathways, planting, and pavilion

Before Crossrail arrived, Finsbury Circus was primarily a lawn, but after extensive refurbishment, it now features an 'urban forest' and an oval pathway around lush bedding plants.

London food

#cycling

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Pedals over petrol: Cycling now dominates peak-hour traffic in the City of London

Cycling in the City of London has significantly increased, surpassing the number of private cars for the first time.

London

Cycling in City of London rises by more than 50%

Cycling in London increased over 50% in two years, reflecting a significant shift in commuting habits.

London

Pedals over petrol: Cycling now dominates peak-hour traffic in the City of London

Cycling in the City of London has significantly increased, surpassing the number of private cars for the first time.

London

Cycling in City of London rises by more than 50%

Cycling in London increased over 50% in two years, reflecting a significant shift in commuting habits.

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Prolific phone-snatcher jailed after morning spree

One of the phones in Brady's possession belonged to a blind woman who had it snatched from her hand earlier in the day, causing her to fall to the ground.

London politics

fromTime Out London

Why are there so few bins in the City of London?

The removal of rubbish bins in the City of London stemmed from safety concerns following a 1993 IRA bombing incident.