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Food poverty afflicting more than two million Londoners
According to research commissioned by the Mayor's office, one in four Londoners are facing food insecurity because of affordability and access issues.
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Jeff Wayne’s The War Of The Worlds Immersive Experience
Somehow, The War Of The Worlds Immersive Experience team have turned a space in the Square Mile into an entirely immersive world being invaded by Martians.
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Food poverty afflicting more than two million Londoners
According to research commissioned by the Mayor's office, one in four Londoners are facing food insecurity because of affordability and access issues.
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How to tackle burnout in the modern workplace
Guy Tolhurst, author, SME champion and founder of Mindful Investor, says we all have a duty to ensure the wellbeing of staff here in the City of London.
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Why The Kitty Kawk is perfect for group dining
You don't need to come here with a whole heap of people but the layout of the space and design of the menu makes The Kitty Hawk perfect for...
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Unmesh Desai on air pollution and homelessness in London
City & East London Assembly Member, Unmesh Desai, gives us an update on the issues he's trying to resolve on behalf of Square Mile residents and Londoners across the...
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First four Illuminated River bridges are switched on
London, Cannon street, Southwark and Millennium bridges will become artworks in their own right for the next 10 years, being lit up by a series of LED lights.
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TfL boss said he’d live on the Underground 24/7
Rikard Moen, head of occupational health at TfL, said commuters should not be concerned about a risk to their health when riding London's Underground transport network.
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Our complete guide to the top coastal towns in Kent
Now summer has arrived, it's time to start planning some day trips or weekend getaways to the seaside - and Kent has got to be one of the best...
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Four fresh clergy for Westminster and the City
They were among 49 Deacons to be ordained from across London, coming from diverse backgrounds, including advertising, youth work & the Australian rugby sevens team.
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Sadiq Khan rejects plans for Square Mile’s Tulip tower
Sadiq Khan has vetoed plans for the Tulip tower to be constructed in the City of London due to a number of concerns raised in a London Review Panel...
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Funding to transform Hackney tram shed into community hub
A London-based mental health charity has received £150,000 to transform an old tram shed in Hackney’s Eastway Depot into a vibrant community mindfulness hub.
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First Look: the new Lincoln Square development
The luxury residential development, Lincoln Square, is incredibly central, finished to the highest spec and the upper appartments have some extraordinary views.
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