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Extinction Rebellion ban deemed ‘not lawful’
Extinction Rebellion has recently won a legal battle in the High Court with the Metropolitan Police against the city-wide ban on its London protest last month.
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Top interior design trends: the winter edition
We teamed up with the interior design champions in London, Holloways of Ludlow, to bring this ultimate guide to the top winter interior trends you have to embrace.
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SEUK’s The Hive to be a beacon for ethical business
The Hive will be a mixed-use building, or campus-style combination of buildings in London - becoming a centre of social excellence & creativity for the world’s leading social enterprises.
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The best winter pop ups in and around the Square Mile
For winter, City of London restaurants and bars are transforming into ski chalets and snowy forests while converting their outdoor terraces into igloos and truffle huts.
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Our complete guide to London’s Culture Mile Nights
Discover the City of London after dark at the new Culture Mile Nights event running from 21-23 November, with a series of free arts and culture events running each...
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Extinction Rebellion ban deemed ‘not lawful’
Extinction Rebellion has recently won a legal battle in the High Court with the Metropolitan Police against the city-wide ban on its London protest last month.
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What’s on around the City of London this week
City of London visitors, workers and residents are spoiled for choice when it comes to arts and culture events this week as we get closer and closer to Christmas.
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Charity workers to get support with mental wellbeing
Hundreds of people working for the Capital’s charities will receive specialist mental health support from the City bridge Trust after a report revealed they are facing growing pressure.
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Businesses getting back to basics in this digital age
Tony Sweeney, chief information officer asset and leasing finance for Close Brothers, says getting back to basics in a digital age can have untold benefits for businesses.
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London’s Airbnb property management companies are on the rise
Maxime Leufroy-Murat, CEO and Founder of City Relay, tells us why Airbnb property management companies like his are on the rise across all of London.
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Corp moves to prevent disorder at London Marathon
Last year, a number of violent and disorderly acts took place during the annual London Marathon, leading the City of London Corporation to consider increased security measures.
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Square Mile could be first mindful drinking zone
The City of London Corporation is working with local bars and restaurants to promote their new mindful drinking initiative aimed at keeping workers safe and responsible.
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London authorities could get new powers to combat air pollution
London’s local authorities could get tough new powers to tackle air pollution caused by boilers, construction machinery, and diesel generators through an Emissions Reduction Act.
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