How City of London's future skyline will look - as capital prepares to host Europe's largest real estate conferenceThe City of London's skyline is set to transform with new skyscrapers enhancing its competitiveness and economic growth.
Designs have been revealed for the next City of London skyscraper130 Fenchurch Street will replace Fountain House, providing modern office space and public amenities by 2030.The new building aims to enhance connectivity and public spaces in the City of London.
Another New Skyscraper Is Coming to the CityA new skyscraper is set to replace Fountain House at 130 Fenchurch Street by 2030, enhancing London's skyline with modern office and public spaces.
Images show future of Square Mile skylineThe future skyline of the City of London is being transformed with new high-rise developments to attract global investors.
A Skyscraper That Will Be the Joint Tallest Building in the UK Is Coming to London1 Undershaft will become the tallest building in the City of London and the joint tallest in the UK by 2030.
How City of London's future skyline will look - as capital prepares to host Europe's largest real estate conferenceThe City of London's skyline is set to transform with new skyscrapers enhancing its competitiveness and economic growth.
Designs have been revealed for the next City of London skyscraper130 Fenchurch Street will replace Fountain House, providing modern office space and public amenities by 2030.The new building aims to enhance connectivity and public spaces in the City of London.
Another New Skyscraper Is Coming to the CityA new skyscraper is set to replace Fountain House at 130 Fenchurch Street by 2030, enhancing London's skyline with modern office and public spaces.
Images show future of Square Mile skylineThe future skyline of the City of London is being transformed with new high-rise developments to attract global investors.
A Skyscraper That Will Be the Joint Tallest Building in the UK Is Coming to London1 Undershaft will become the tallest building in the City of London and the joint tallest in the UK by 2030.
Over 100 e-bikes seized to combat pavement blockingLondon council seizes rental e-bikes obstructing roads following complaints about improper parking.Operators Lime and Forest commit to enhancing e-bike services in response to council actions.
City of London Corporation seizes dockless e-bikes as providers commit to improve service - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comThe City of London Corporation is actively enforcing regulations to manage e-bike parking and reduce pavement obstructions.
Over 100 e-bikes seized to combat pavement blockingLondon council seizes rental e-bikes obstructing roads following complaints about improper parking.Operators Lime and Forest commit to enhancing e-bike services in response to council actions.
City of London Corporation seizes dockless e-bikes as providers commit to improve service - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comThe City of London Corporation is actively enforcing regulations to manage e-bike parking and reduce pavement obstructions.
The big picture: a gaggle of visitors gather beneath London's ShardAndy Hall's photography book, 'The Same for Everyone', captures the evolving landscape and emotional undercurrents of London's financial district post-Brexit and during the pandemic.
A place with its own rules': London's Square Mile in picturesAndy Hall's photo book explores the City of London, capturing its architectural contrasts and the dynamic life within the Square Mile.
The big picture: a gaggle of visitors gather beneath London's ShardAndy Hall's photography book, 'The Same for Everyone', captures the evolving landscape and emotional undercurrents of London's financial district post-Brexit and during the pandemic.
A place with its own rules': London's Square Mile in picturesAndy Hall's photo book explores the City of London, capturing its architectural contrasts and the dynamic life within the Square Mile.
Yet another mega-skyscraper just got approved for the City of LondonThe construction of 99 Bishopsgate may obstruct views of St Paul's Cathedral, raising concerns about its cultural significance.
Unesco to probe impact of high-rise developments on the Tower of LondonHistoric architecture and new developments can create conflicts jeopardizing UNESCO World Heritage status.
Yet another mega-skyscraper just got approved for the City of LondonThe construction of 99 Bishopsgate may obstruct views of St Paul's Cathedral, raising concerns about its cultural significance.
Unesco to probe impact of high-rise developments on the Tower of LondonHistoric architecture and new developments can create conflicts jeopardizing UNESCO World Heritage status.
A new skyscraper as tall as the Shard has officially been approved for the City of LondonOne Undershaft has officially received approval to begin construction, set to become the tallest building in the City of London by 2028.
Bevis Marks: Britain's oldest synagogue 'saved' after 43-storey skyscraper rejected by City of LondonBritain's oldest synagogue has been saved from overshadowing by a rejected 43-storey office block proposal.
Plan to move historic Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham haltedCity 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.
New 53-storey tower to replace 1970s office block near Liverpool Street stationA new 53-storey tower at 99 Bishopsgate replaces an old office block, responding to high demand for modern office spaces in the City of London.
A new skyscraper as tall as the Shard has officially been approved for the City of LondonOne Undershaft has officially received approval to begin construction, set to become the tallest building in the City of London by 2028.
Bevis Marks: Britain's oldest synagogue 'saved' after 43-storey skyscraper rejected by City of LondonBritain's oldest synagogue has been saved from overshadowing by a rejected 43-storey office block proposal.
Plan to move historic Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham haltedCity 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.
New 53-storey tower to replace 1970s office block near Liverpool Street stationA new 53-storey tower at 99 Bishopsgate replaces an old office block, responding to high demand for modern office spaces in the City of London.
Millennium Bridge to undergo 3.5 million refurbishment this yearThe Millennium Bridge is set for a £3.5 million refurbishment to improve safety and longevity, starting potentially in spring 2024.
Millennium Bridge to undergo 3.5m refurbishmentThe Millennium Bridge is undergoing a £3.5m refurbishment to enhance safety and maintenance, starting in spring 2023.
Millennium Bridge to undergo 3.5 million refurbishment this yearThe Millennium Bridge is set for a £3.5 million refurbishment to improve safety and longevity, starting potentially in spring 2024.
Millennium Bridge to undergo 3.5m refurbishmentThe Millennium Bridge is undergoing a £3.5m refurbishment to enhance safety and maintenance, starting in spring 2023.
London faces plunging home prices as remote work continues to riseLondon's financial district is experiencing a significant property decline, with values dropping over 10% in 2024, compared to a 2.5% decline in inner London.
15 Things To Do In The City Of London To Make The Most Out Of Our Iconic Square MileLondon vs The City of London: Distinct entities.Top attractions in The City of London.
London faces plunging home prices as remote work continues to riseLondon's financial district is experiencing a significant property decline, with values dropping over 10% in 2024, compared to a 2.5% decline in inner London.
15 Things To Do In The City Of London To Make The Most Out Of Our Iconic Square MileLondon vs The City of London: Distinct entities.Top attractions in The City of London.
Tower as tall as The Shard approved for Square MileApproval of One Undershaft marks a significant development in London's skyline, despite opposition from conservationists and safety concerns from airport authorities.
Co-living homes could 'transform' the Square MileNew co-living development in London aims to provide affordable rental options and enhance sustainability while addressing housing needs.
Tower as tall as The Shard approved for Square MileApproval of One Undershaft marks a significant development in London's skyline, despite opposition from conservationists and safety concerns from airport authorities.
Co-living homes could 'transform' the Square MileNew co-living development in London aims to provide affordable rental options and enhance sustainability while addressing housing needs.
Plan to move historic markets to Dagenham haltedThe relocation of Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham has been halted as the City of London reviews its financial sustainability.
Smithfield and Billingsgate markets might not permanently close after all - everything we know so far about 'New Smithfield'Smithfield and Billingsgate markets will not close permanently but will relocate to new sites, ensuring their survival and modernization for future traders.
London's 900-year-old Smithfield meat market to close as Dagenham move abandonedSmithfield meat market may shut down after 900 years; relocation plans halted due to rising costs and inflation.
Meat traders agree plan for 'New Smithfield'The City of London and Smithfield traders agree to relocate the historic meat market within the M25, ensuring business continuity and modernization.
'It's another London tradition that will go'Smithfield and Billingsgate markets, historic pillars of London life, will close after City of London Corporation withdraws its support.
Plan to move historic markets to Dagenham haltedThe relocation of Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham has been halted as the City of London reviews its financial sustainability.
Smithfield and Billingsgate markets might not permanently close after all - everything we know so far about 'New Smithfield'Smithfield and Billingsgate markets will not close permanently but will relocate to new sites, ensuring their survival and modernization for future traders.
London's 900-year-old Smithfield meat market to close as Dagenham move abandonedSmithfield meat market may shut down after 900 years; relocation plans halted due to rising costs and inflation.
Meat traders agree plan for 'New Smithfield'The City of London and Smithfield traders agree to relocate the historic meat market within the M25, ensuring business continuity and modernization.
'It's another London tradition that will go'Smithfield and Billingsgate markets, historic pillars of London life, will close after City of London Corporation withdraws its support.
The Don, London: The expectation was for something warmer' restaurant reviewThe Don restaurant in London features a cold ambiance, contrasting its rich historical background and extensive wine selection.
Barbican Art Centre gets 191 million to fund essential upgradesThe Barbican Art Centre is set for a £191 million upgrade to modernize facilities and improve accessibility.
Prolific bag thief from Thornton Heath jailed and banned from City of LondonProlific bag thief Yasser Dennoune sentenced to 36 weeks in prison and banned from the City of London for five years.
Prolific bag and laptop thief who repeatedly targeted London pub-goers is jailedA prolific thief was jailed for 16 months and banned from the City of London for five years due to multiple thefts from pubs.
Dealer who hid 6,000 of drugs in car armrest caught out by police dogA drug dealer was sentenced to two years for possessing 6,000 of drugs found in his car.
Prolific bag thief from Thornton Heath jailed and banned from City of LondonProlific bag thief Yasser Dennoune sentenced to 36 weeks in prison and banned from the City of London for five years.
Prolific bag and laptop thief who repeatedly targeted London pub-goers is jailedA prolific thief was jailed for 16 months and banned from the City of London for five years due to multiple thefts from pubs.
Dealer who hid 6,000 of drugs in car armrest caught out by police dogA drug dealer was sentenced to two years for possessing 6,000 of drugs found in his car.
Bosses believe WFH will come to an end - wishful thinking?The hybrid working model is becoming increasingly common in the City of London, but many CEOs predict a return to pre-pandemic work practices within three years.
Crowds line parade route of 696th Lord Mayor's ShowThe Lord Mayor's Show is a historic procession marking the introduction of the new Lord Mayor of the City of London.
Historic markets move put on hold as City of London reconsiders its plansPlans to relocate London's historic markets to Dagenham are on hold pending further review, despite significant financial investment and prior planning permissions.
Deep hole on Fleet Street marks milestone for London's new legal hubThe 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.
Historic markets move put on hold as City of London reconsiders its plansPlans to relocate London's historic markets to Dagenham are on hold pending further review, despite significant financial investment and prior planning permissions.
Deep hole on Fleet Street marks milestone for London's new legal hubThe 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.
Red tape risks turning city into 'graveyard', warns Bank of England officialExcessive regulation risks stifling innovation and growth in the City of London, turning it into a 'graveyard' instead of a thriving economic center.
Historic markets WON'T be moving to DagenhamThe relocation of historic markets aims to support urban regeneration and economic growth while ensuring environmental improvements in inner London.
Red tape risks turning city into 'graveyard', warns Bank of England officialExcessive regulation risks stifling innovation and growth in the City of London, turning it into a 'graveyard' instead of a thriving economic center.
Historic markets WON'T be moving to DagenhamThe relocation of historic markets aims to support urban regeneration and economic growth while ensuring environmental improvements in inner London.
Over 1,500 retailers could see rates bill cut by up to 33 million a year - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comBusiness 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.
Lack of City of London oversight hurting efforts to halt dirty money, FCA warnsImproper oversight of professional bodies in London is undermining efforts to combat money laundering.
City of London grants Worshipful status to the PR guild as its 113th Livery CompanyThe Company of Communicators is now the City of London's 113th Livery Company, showcasing the evolution of traditional guilds in modern society.
The Lord Mayor's Show: Why it took place on Mondays more often than SaturdaysThe Lord Mayor's Show now occurs on Saturdays after a change in the 1950s, reflecting modern societal demands and scheduling.
City of London grants Worshipful status to the PR guild as its 113th Livery CompanyThe Company of Communicators is now the City of London's 113th Livery Company, showcasing the evolution of traditional guilds in modern society.
The Lord Mayor's Show: Why it took place on Mondays more often than SaturdaysThe Lord Mayor's Show now occurs on Saturdays after a change in the 1950s, reflecting modern societal demands and scheduling.
Pedestrian-friendly vision for City of London includes new lighting, wider pavements, and cyclist improvementsThe City of London plans to enhance pedestrian and cyclist accessibility through proposed road improvements and street redesigns.
4.5m cycleway proposed through heart of London's Square Mile financial districtA 4.5m cycleway in the City of London aims to improve cyclist safety and accessibility by connecting key routes and encouraging cycling.
Cod it be Banksy? New swimming fish design on London police box thought to be artist's latest workThe latest artwork in the City of London is speculated to be Banksy's seventh piece, showcasing swimming fish with intricate detail.
Three men guilty of ATM card-skimming operation in City of LondonThree east London fraudsters caught with card-skimming equipment in the City of London may face serious jail time after being convicted.
Thief who walked out of Cheapside shop with 10 bottles of wine jailedA thief was jailed and received a Criminal Behaviour Order for stealing wine, highlighting the commitment to combat crime in the City of London.
Three men guilty of ATM card-skimming operation in City of LondonThree east London fraudsters caught with card-skimming equipment in the City of London may face serious jail time after being convicted.
Thief who walked out of Cheapside shop with 10 bottles of wine jailedA thief was jailed and received a Criminal Behaviour Order for stealing wine, highlighting the commitment to combat crime in the City of London.
Rachel Reeves: Regulators must prioritise UK economic growthChancellor Rachel Reeves stresses the importance of UK financial regulators supporting the growth and competitiveness of the City of London.
You can now collect a copy of the historic bill closing the City of London's marketsThe City of London is attempting to revoke a historic charter that mandates the provision of land for food markets.
The historic Smithfields and Billingsgate markets expected to close in 2028The City of London is breaking centuries of control over its food markets, initiating their closure and relocation.
You can now collect a copy of the historic bill closing the City of London's marketsThe City of London is attempting to revoke a historic charter that mandates the provision of land for food markets.
The historic Smithfields and Billingsgate markets expected to close in 2028The City of London is breaking centuries of control over its food markets, initiating their closure and relocation.
Threatening' Co-op and Boots shoplifter is banned from the CityKamal Hussein, a threatening shoplifter, has been jailed and banned from entering the City of London for causing significant alarm and distress to retail staff.
BHP move to buy Anglo American threatens to hasten City exodusThe 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.
'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 BridgeThe ancient right to herd sheep across London bridges is now upheld as a modern tradition for Freemen of the City of London in September.
Plans for skyscraper metres from Britain's oldest synagogue in City of London sparks hundreds of complaintsThe 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.
Demolition of the old Museum of London approved - but also delayedThe City of London approved plans to demolish the former Museum of London building, pending review by Michael Gove's department.
City of London has 'record' office leasing deals allaying hybrid work fearsThe City of London market had a record number of office leasing deals in 2023, showing high resilience and desirability, despite some major occupiers relocating.
Meet the new skyscraper coming to the City of LondonThe 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.
Cemetery taped off by police as forensics van spotted at sceneCemetery in Manor Park taped off by policePresence of forensics van and officers at the scene
Man admits snatching 24 phones in central LondonThe use of local camera networks by police was crucial in catching a prolific phone snatcher in central London.
Undershaft: Tallest skyscraper in City of London set for go-aheadA proposed skyscraper in City of London set to be tallest building near the Shard, facing opposition for design flaws.
Council backs reopening of Bank junction to taxisTaxis may be allowed access to Bank junction in the City of London after restrictions were in place for seven years.
Yet another mega-skyscraper just got approved for the City of LondonThe construction of 99 Bishopsgate may obstruct views of St Paul's Cathedral, raising concerns about its cultural significance.
Unesco to probe impact of high-rise developments on the Tower of LondonHistoric architecture and new developments can create conflicts jeopardizing UNESCO World Heritage status.
Yet another mega-skyscraper just got approved for the City of LondonThe construction of 99 Bishopsgate may obstruct views of St Paul's Cathedral, raising concerns about its cultural significance.
Unesco to probe impact of high-rise developments on the Tower of LondonHistoric architecture and new developments can create conflicts jeopardizing UNESCO World Heritage status.
Over 100 e-bikes seized to combat pavement blockingLondon council seizes rental e-bikes obstructing roads following complaints about improper parking.Operators Lime and Forest commit to enhancing e-bike services in response to council actions.
City of London Corporation seizes dockless e-bikes as providers commit to improve service - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comThe City of London Corporation is actively enforcing regulations to manage e-bike parking and reduce pavement obstructions.
Over 100 e-bikes seized to combat pavement blockingLondon council seizes rental e-bikes obstructing roads following complaints about improper parking.Operators Lime and Forest commit to enhancing e-bike services in response to council actions.
City of London Corporation seizes dockless e-bikes as providers commit to improve service - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comThe City of London Corporation is actively enforcing regulations to manage e-bike parking and reduce pavement obstructions.
How City of London's future skyline will look - as capital prepares to host Europe's largest real estate conferenceThe City of London's skyline is set to transform with new skyscrapers enhancing its competitiveness and economic growth.
Designs have been revealed for the next City of London skyscraper130 Fenchurch Street will replace Fountain House, providing modern office space and public amenities by 2030.The new building aims to enhance connectivity and public spaces in the City of London.
Another New Skyscraper Is Coming to the CityA new skyscraper is set to replace Fountain House at 130 Fenchurch Street by 2030, enhancing London's skyline with modern office and public spaces.
Images show future of Square Mile skylineThe future skyline of the City of London is being transformed with new high-rise developments to attract global investors.
A Skyscraper That Will Be the Joint Tallest Building in the UK Is Coming to London1 Undershaft will become the tallest building in the City of London and the joint tallest in the UK by 2030.
How City of London's future skyline will look - as capital prepares to host Europe's largest real estate conferenceThe City of London's skyline is set to transform with new skyscrapers enhancing its competitiveness and economic growth.
Designs have been revealed for the next City of London skyscraper130 Fenchurch Street will replace Fountain House, providing modern office space and public amenities by 2030.The new building aims to enhance connectivity and public spaces in the City of London.
Another New Skyscraper Is Coming to the CityA new skyscraper is set to replace Fountain House at 130 Fenchurch Street by 2030, enhancing London's skyline with modern office and public spaces.
Images show future of Square Mile skylineThe future skyline of the City of London is being transformed with new high-rise developments to attract global investors.
A Skyscraper That Will Be the Joint Tallest Building in the UK Is Coming to London1 Undershaft will become the tallest building in the City of London and the joint tallest in the UK by 2030.
The big picture: a gaggle of visitors gather beneath London's ShardAndy Hall's photography book, 'The Same for Everyone', captures the evolving landscape and emotional undercurrents of London's financial district post-Brexit and during the pandemic.
A place with its own rules': London's Square Mile in picturesAndy Hall's photo book explores the City of London, capturing its architectural contrasts and the dynamic life within the Square Mile.
The big picture: a gaggle of visitors gather beneath London's ShardAndy Hall's photography book, 'The Same for Everyone', captures the evolving landscape and emotional undercurrents of London's financial district post-Brexit and during the pandemic.
A place with its own rules': London's Square Mile in picturesAndy Hall's photo book explores the City of London, capturing its architectural contrasts and the dynamic life within the Square Mile.
Millennium Bridge to undergo 3.5 million refurbishment this yearThe Millennium Bridge is set for a £3.5 million refurbishment to improve safety and longevity, starting potentially in spring 2024.
Millennium Bridge to undergo 3.5m refurbishmentThe Millennium Bridge is undergoing a £3.5m refurbishment to enhance safety and maintenance, starting in spring 2023.
Millennium Bridge to undergo 3.5 million refurbishment this yearThe Millennium Bridge is set for a £3.5 million refurbishment to improve safety and longevity, starting potentially in spring 2024.
Millennium Bridge to undergo 3.5m refurbishmentThe Millennium Bridge is undergoing a £3.5m refurbishment to enhance safety and maintenance, starting in spring 2023.
London faces plunging home prices as remote work continues to riseLondon's financial district is experiencing a significant property decline, with values dropping over 10% in 2024, compared to a 2.5% decline in inner London.
15 Things To Do In The City Of London To Make The Most Out Of Our Iconic Square MileLondon vs The City of London: Distinct entities.Top attractions in The City of London.
London faces plunging home prices as remote work continues to riseLondon's financial district is experiencing a significant property decline, with values dropping over 10% in 2024, compared to a 2.5% decline in inner London.
15 Things To Do In The City Of London To Make The Most Out Of Our Iconic Square MileLondon vs The City of London: Distinct entities.Top attractions in The City of London.
City of London grants Worshipful status to the PR guild as its 113th Livery CompanyThe Company of Communicators is now the City of London's 113th Livery Company, showcasing the evolution of traditional guilds in modern society.
The Lord Mayor's Show: Why it took place on Mondays more often than SaturdaysThe Lord Mayor's Show now occurs on Saturdays after a change in the 1950s, reflecting modern societal demands and scheduling.
City of London grants Worshipful status to the PR guild as its 113th Livery CompanyThe Company of Communicators is now the City of London's 113th Livery Company, showcasing the evolution of traditional guilds in modern society.
The Lord Mayor's Show: Why it took place on Mondays more often than SaturdaysThe Lord Mayor's Show now occurs on Saturdays after a change in the 1950s, reflecting modern societal demands and scheduling.
A new skyscraper as tall as the Shard has officially been approved for the City of LondonOne Undershaft has officially received approval to begin construction, set to become the tallest building in the City of London by 2028.
Bevis Marks: Britain's oldest synagogue 'saved' after 43-storey skyscraper rejected by City of LondonBritain's oldest synagogue has been saved from overshadowing by a rejected 43-storey office block proposal.
Plan to move historic Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham haltedCity 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.
New 53-storey tower to replace 1970s office block near Liverpool Street stationA new 53-storey tower at 99 Bishopsgate replaces an old office block, responding to high demand for modern office spaces in the City of London.
A new skyscraper as tall as the Shard has officially been approved for the City of LondonOne Undershaft has officially received approval to begin construction, set to become the tallest building in the City of London by 2028.
Bevis Marks: Britain's oldest synagogue 'saved' after 43-storey skyscraper rejected by City of LondonBritain's oldest synagogue has been saved from overshadowing by a rejected 43-storey office block proposal.
Plan to move historic Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham haltedCity 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.
New 53-storey tower to replace 1970s office block near Liverpool Street stationA new 53-storey tower at 99 Bishopsgate replaces an old office block, responding to high demand for modern office spaces in the City of London.
Plan to move historic markets to Dagenham haltedThe relocation of Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham has been halted as the City of London reviews its financial sustainability.
Smithfield and Billingsgate markets might not permanently close after all - everything we know so far about 'New Smithfield'Smithfield and Billingsgate markets will not close permanently but will relocate to new sites, ensuring their survival and modernization for future traders.
London's 900-year-old Smithfield meat market to close as Dagenham move abandonedSmithfield meat market may shut down after 900 years; relocation plans halted due to rising costs and inflation.
Meat traders agree plan for 'New Smithfield'The City of London and Smithfield traders agree to relocate the historic meat market within the M25, ensuring business continuity and modernization.
'It's another London tradition that will go'Smithfield and Billingsgate markets, historic pillars of London life, will close after City of London Corporation withdraws its support.
Plan to move historic markets to Dagenham haltedThe relocation of Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham has been halted as the City of London reviews its financial sustainability.
Smithfield and Billingsgate markets might not permanently close after all - everything we know so far about 'New Smithfield'Smithfield and Billingsgate markets will not close permanently but will relocate to new sites, ensuring their survival and modernization for future traders.
London's 900-year-old Smithfield meat market to close as Dagenham move abandonedSmithfield meat market may shut down after 900 years; relocation plans halted due to rising costs and inflation.
Meat traders agree plan for 'New Smithfield'The City of London and Smithfield traders agree to relocate the historic meat market within the M25, ensuring business continuity and modernization.
'It's another London tradition that will go'Smithfield and Billingsgate markets, historic pillars of London life, will close after City of London Corporation withdraws its support.
The Don, London: The expectation was for something warmer' restaurant reviewThe Don restaurant in London features a cold ambiance, contrasting its rich historical background and extensive wine selection.
Prolific bag thief from Thornton Heath jailed and banned from City of LondonProlific bag thief Yasser Dennoune sentenced to 36 weeks in prison and banned from the City of London for five years.
Prolific bag and laptop thief who repeatedly targeted London pub-goers is jailedA prolific thief was jailed for 16 months and banned from the City of London for five years due to multiple thefts from pubs.
Dealer who hid 6,000 of drugs in car armrest caught out by police dogA drug dealer was sentenced to two years for possessing 6,000 of drugs found in his car.
Prolific bag thief from Thornton Heath jailed and banned from City of LondonProlific bag thief Yasser Dennoune sentenced to 36 weeks in prison and banned from the City of London for five years.
Prolific bag and laptop thief who repeatedly targeted London pub-goers is jailedA prolific thief was jailed for 16 months and banned from the City of London for five years due to multiple thefts from pubs.
Dealer who hid 6,000 of drugs in car armrest caught out by police dogA drug dealer was sentenced to two years for possessing 6,000 of drugs found in his car.
Barbican Art Centre gets 191 million to fund essential upgradesThe Barbican Art Centre is set for a £191 million upgrade to modernize facilities and improve accessibility.
Bosses believe WFH will come to an end - wishful thinking?The hybrid working model is becoming increasingly common in the City of London, but many CEOs predict a return to pre-pandemic work practices within three years.
Crowds line parade route of 696th Lord Mayor's ShowThe Lord Mayor's Show is a historic procession marking the introduction of the new Lord Mayor of the City of London.
Historic markets move put on hold as City of London reconsiders its plansPlans to relocate London's historic markets to Dagenham are on hold pending further review, despite significant financial investment and prior planning permissions.
Deep hole on Fleet Street marks milestone for London's new legal hubThe 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.
Historic markets move put on hold as City of London reconsiders its plansPlans to relocate London's historic markets to Dagenham are on hold pending further review, despite significant financial investment and prior planning permissions.
Deep hole on Fleet Street marks milestone for London's new legal hubThe 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.
Red tape risks turning city into 'graveyard', warns Bank of England officialExcessive regulation risks stifling innovation and growth in the City of London, turning it into a 'graveyard' instead of a thriving economic center.
Historic markets WON'T be moving to DagenhamThe relocation of historic markets aims to support urban regeneration and economic growth while ensuring environmental improvements in inner London.
Red tape risks turning city into 'graveyard', warns Bank of England officialExcessive regulation risks stifling innovation and growth in the City of London, turning it into a 'graveyard' instead of a thriving economic center.
Historic markets WON'T be moving to DagenhamThe relocation of historic markets aims to support urban regeneration and economic growth while ensuring environmental improvements in inner London.
Over 1,500 retailers could see rates bill cut by up to 33 million a year - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.comBusiness 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.
Lack of City of London oversight hurting efforts to halt dirty money, FCA warnsImproper oversight of professional bodies in London is undermining efforts to combat money laundering.
Tower as tall as The Shard approved for Square MileApproval of One Undershaft marks a significant development in London's skyline, despite opposition from conservationists and safety concerns from airport authorities.
Co-living homes could 'transform' the Square MileNew co-living development in London aims to provide affordable rental options and enhance sustainability while addressing housing needs.
Tower as tall as The Shard approved for Square MileApproval of One Undershaft marks a significant development in London's skyline, despite opposition from conservationists and safety concerns from airport authorities.
Co-living homes could 'transform' the Square MileNew co-living development in London aims to provide affordable rental options and enhance sustainability while addressing housing needs.
Pedestrian-friendly vision for City of London includes new lighting, wider pavements, and cyclist improvementsThe City of London plans to enhance pedestrian and cyclist accessibility through proposed road improvements and street redesigns.
4.5m cycleway proposed through heart of London's Square Mile financial districtA 4.5m cycleway in the City of London aims to improve cyclist safety and accessibility by connecting key routes and encouraging cycling.
Rachel Reeves: Regulators must prioritise UK economic growthChancellor Rachel Reeves stresses the importance of UK financial regulators supporting the growth and competitiveness of the City of London.
Three men guilty of ATM card-skimming operation in City of LondonThree east London fraudsters caught with card-skimming equipment in the City of London may face serious jail time after being convicted.
Thief who walked out of Cheapside shop with 10 bottles of wine jailedA thief was jailed and received a Criminal Behaviour Order for stealing wine, highlighting the commitment to combat crime in the City of London.
Three men guilty of ATM card-skimming operation in City of LondonThree east London fraudsters caught with card-skimming equipment in the City of London may face serious jail time after being convicted.
Thief who walked out of Cheapside shop with 10 bottles of wine jailedA thief was jailed and received a Criminal Behaviour Order for stealing wine, highlighting the commitment to combat crime in the City of London.
Threatening' Co-op and Boots shoplifter is banned from the CityKamal Hussein, a threatening shoplifter, has been jailed and banned from entering the City of London for causing significant alarm and distress to retail staff.
Tickets Alert: Take sheep across Southwark BridgeThe 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 exodusThe 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 complaintsThe 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.
Demolition of the old Museum of London approved - but also delayedThe City of London approved plans to demolish the former Museum of London building, pending review by Michael Gove's department.
Cod it be Banksy? New swimming fish design on London police box thought to be artist's latest workThe latest artwork in the City of London is speculated to be Banksy's seventh piece, showcasing swimming fish with intricate detail.
City of London has 'record' office leasing deals allaying hybrid work fearsThe City of London market had a record number of office leasing deals in 2023, showing high resilience and desirability, despite some major occupiers relocating.
Meet the new skyscraper coming to the City of LondonThe 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.
You can now collect a copy of the historic bill closing the City of London's marketsThe City of London is attempting to revoke a historic charter that mandates the provision of land for food markets.
The historic Smithfields and Billingsgate markets expected to close in 2028The City of London is breaking centuries of control over its food markets, initiating their closure and relocation.
You can now collect a copy of the historic bill closing the City of London's marketsThe City of London is attempting to revoke a historic charter that mandates the provision of land for food markets.
The historic Smithfields and Billingsgate markets expected to close in 2028The City of London is breaking centuries of control over its food markets, initiating their closure and relocation.
Cemetery taped off by police as forensics van spotted at sceneCemetery in Manor Park taped off by policePresence of forensics van and officers at the scene
Man admits snatching 24 phones in central LondonThe use of local camera networks by police was crucial in catching a prolific phone snatcher in central London.
'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.
Undershaft: Tallest skyscraper in City of London set for go-aheadA proposed skyscraper in City of London set to be tallest building near the Shard, facing opposition for design flaws.
Council backs reopening of Bank junction to taxisTaxis may be allowed access to Bank junction in the City of London after restrictions were in place for seven years.