#city-of-london-corporation

#city-of-london-corporation

Smithfield and Billingsgate markets will close permanently by 2028, marking the end of an 850-year history.

The City of London Corporation plans to close Billingsgate and Smithfield Markets, prioritizing redevelopment over fish merchant interests.

The City of London Corporation voted to close the historical Smithfield Market in 2028, preserving its history but sacrificing a potential relocation.

Smithfield meat market faces potential closure as the City of London Corporation votes on withdrawing from its management.

Plans to move historic markets Billingsgate and Smithfield from central London have been abandoned due to rising project costs, risking their permanent closure by 2028.

Plans to relocate London's Smithfield and Billingsgate markets have been outright rejected, risking their closure by 2028.

Banksy artwork of piranhas has been relocated safely from near Old Bailey for public viewing.

The Banksy artwork featuring piranhas in a police sentry box has been relocated by the City of London Corporation to a safe location for public viewing.

Residents of York Way Estate in Islington raise concerns about neglect and focus on new developments by City of London Corporation.

Persistent damp issues in a City of London owned property in Lewisham led to mold problems due to delayed ventilation works post window replacements.

The City of London Corporation approved plans to convert wartime shelter tunnels into a visitor attraction, contributing to the area's history, and boosting footfall and cultural events.

Parliament Hill athletics track underwent a 2 million revamp funded by the City of London Corporation.

The upgraded track now features improved long jump facilities and energy-efficient floodlights for national and international athletics events.

West Ham Park at East London is maintained by the City of London for 150 years without costing the local council, made possible through a historical agreement.

West Ham Park in east London, managed by City of London Corporation since 1874, is celebrating its 150th anniversary with a family festival in July.

The park receives over 2 million visitors annually, offering various recreational activities and contributing substantial social benefits to the community.