Historic markets move put on hold as City of London reconsiders its plans
Plans to relocate London's historic markets to Dagenham are on hold pending further review, despite significant financial investment and prior planning permissions.
Plan to move historic Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham halted
City of London halts Smithfield and Billingsgate market relocation plans for review of financial sustainability.
New jobs and economic growth anticipated from market moves, now in reconsideration.
Plan to move historic markets to Dagenham halted
The relocation of Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham has been halted as the City of London reviews its financial sustainability.
Historic markets move put on hold as City of London reconsiders its plans
Plans to relocate London's historic markets to Dagenham are on hold pending further review, despite significant financial investment and prior planning permissions.
Plan to move historic Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham halted
City of London halts Smithfield and Billingsgate market relocation plans for review of financial sustainability.
New jobs and economic growth anticipated from market moves, now in reconsideration.
Plan to move historic markets to Dagenham halted
The relocation of Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham has been halted as the City of London reviews its financial sustainability.
Over 1,500 retailers could see rates bill cut by up to 33 million a year - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Business rates for City of London shops could drop by £33 million annually due to a recent tribunal ruling.
The Valuation Tribunal significantly reduced rateable values for retail properties, affecting over 1,500 shops.
In Central London, a Big Bet on a Return to the Office
The City of London is experiencing a construction boom with 10 new office towers approved and millions of square feet of office space under construction or planned.
The development plans are a bet on the future of the workplace despite setbacks from Brexit and the pandemic.
Over 1,500 retailers could see rates bill cut by up to 33 million a year - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Business rates for City of London shops could drop by £33 million annually due to a recent tribunal ruling.
The Valuation Tribunal significantly reduced rateable values for retail properties, affecting over 1,500 shops.
In Central London, a Big Bet on a Return to the Office
The City of London is experiencing a construction boom with 10 new office towers approved and millions of square feet of office space under construction or planned.
The development plans are a bet on the future of the workplace despite setbacks from Brexit and the pandemic.
Unesco to probe impact of high-rise developments on the Tower of London
Historic architecture and new developments can create conflicts jeopardizing UNESCO World Heritage status.
Threatening' Co-op and Boots shoplifter is banned from the City
Kamal Hussein, a threatening shoplifter, has been jailed and banned from entering the City of London for causing significant alarm and distress to retail staff.
'I was given Freedom of City but not freedom of room'
Accessibility barriers persist even in major events and institutions, highlighting systemic issues faced by individuals with disabilities.
Tickets Alert: Take sheep across Southwark Bridge
The ancient right to herd sheep across London bridges is now upheld as a modern tradition for Freemen of the City of London in September.
BHP move to buy Anglo American threatens to hasten City exodus
The proposed takeover of Anglo-American by BHP signals a significant move in the global mining industry to secure copper assets, crucial for the clean energy sector.
Plans for skyscraper metres from Britain's oldest synagogue in City of London sparks hundreds of complaints
The plans to build a new tower block next to the UK's oldest synagogue might cause the synagogue to shut down, as it would block out nearly all sunlight.
City of London has 'record' office leasing deals allaying hybrid work fears
The City of London market had a record number of office leasing deals in 2023, showing high resilience and desirability, despite some major occupiers relocating.
15 Things To Do In The City Of London To Make The Most Out Of Our Iconic Square Mile
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Demolition of the old Museum of London approved - but also delayed
The City of London approved plans to demolish the former Museum of London building, pending review by Michael Gove's department.
Cemetery taped off by police as forensics van spotted at scene
Cemetery in Manor Park taped off by police
Presence of forensics van and officers at the scene
MPs call for ban on non-disclosure cover-ups' for sexual harassment cases
Non-disclosure agreements in sexual harassment cases should be banned in the City of London.
Stronger protection for whistleblowers and transparency in salary histories are needed in the financial sector.
City of London ditches Oracle for SAP
City of London seeks SI for cloud-based SAP ERP implementation.
Transitioning from Oracle E-business Suite 12 to SAP for finance, HR, payroll, and procurement.
These giant 20ft-tall rainbow arches are coming to the City of London
A free outdoor art installation featuring 20ft-tall rainbow sculptures will be on display in the City of London from February 26 to March 15.
The sculptures are made from a colour-reflecting dichroic film that reacts to changes in light, creating a unique picture from every angle.
South Place Hotel Valentine's Review
South Place Hotel in East London offers a unique Valentine's 'Naughty or Nice' experience for guests.
Naughty guests receive a curated gift filled with sensual delights, while Nice guests enjoy luxury products and romantic amenities.
Inside London's museum of balloons
The Balloon Museum has opened in the City of London after touring Europe and America
Visitors have the opportunity to touch and interact with the museum's contents
The Guardian view on globalisation: the world system risks undoing itself | Editorial
Next year marks the 110th anniversary of a global financial crisis that shaped the world.
This huge 500 million tower has been approved for the City of London
A new 23-storey tower called 55 Old Broad Street has been approved in the City of London.
The project will involve the redevelopment of an existing office block and will provide 270,000 square feet of office space.
The plans received 352 objection letters due to concerns about the height of the building and its impact on nearby historic sites.
Man admits snatching 24 phones in central London
The use of local camera networks by police was crucial in catching a prolific phone snatcher in central London.
Meet the new skyscraper coming to the City of London
The City of London's eastern fringe is seeing a growth in iconic towers, with plans for new developments like a 40-storey office block compromising green space and cultural areas.
Undershaft: Tallest skyscraper in City of London set for go-ahead
A proposed skyscraper in City of London set to be tallest building near the Shard, facing opposition for design flaws.
Deep hole on Fleet Street marks milestone for London's new legal hub
The Salisbury Square Development on Fleet Street in the City of London will bring together various legal functions and become the new headquarters for the City of London Police.
Council backs reopening of Bank junction to taxis
Taxis may be allowed access to Bank junction in the City of London after restrictions were in place for seven years.