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Failing Square Mile businesses leave millions in unpaid rates
Failed and fleeing business have left the City with a trail of millions in unpaid rates that the corporation running the Square Mile has been forced to write off.
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Whats on around the City of London this October
The autumn calendar is heating up with a whole host of exhibitions, activities, talks, markets and events. Here's what's on in the City of London this October.
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Corporation to tackle TfL over ‘intolerable’ Tube noise
The City Corporation has vowed to target an “ineffectual” Transport for London over Tube noise and vibrations that have plagued residents of the Barbican Estate for decades.
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Post-workout soreness: good pain vs bad pain
We've heard the expression 'no pain, no gain', but not all post-workout aches are doing you good. Physio Ashleigh Wienand explains when to push through or to stop and...
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Tower of London Armistice poppies funding approved
The creators of the widely-lauded installation of ceramic poppies that filled the Tower of London’s moat have received funding towards a bid for a new vision set to build...
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First look: Postmark EC1 and WC1 by Taylor Wimpey
Royal Mail's historic Mount Pleasant sorting office is set to become an address in its own right as 'Postmark', one of the most central new residential neighbourhood developments in...
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Slice as nice: five of the best pizzas in the City of London
The City's pizza scene is heating up, but not all slices were created equal. Whether you're a Neapoli-fan or a deep dish devotee, we've got your guide to the...
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Six City buildings to see at Open House London
Open House London kicks off this weekend, offering a behind-the-scenes look at some of the City's historic landmarks and shiny new skyscapers. Here are six to see in the...
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Failing Square Mile businesses leave millions in unpaid rates
Failed and fleeing business have left the City with a trail of millions in unpaid rates that the corporation running the Square Mile has been forced to write off.
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Planners & residents clash over Golden Lane community centre
A City councillor has hit out at plans to move the Golden Lane Estate office in with its new community centre, accusing planners of ‘trashing’ the listed estate.
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Old Bailey could join City’s low carbon network
The move took a step closer as the corporate assets committee agreed to look into applying for a grant to extend low carbon power supply to high profile buildings.
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