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Emotions run high on A-level exam results day
The City of London’s class of 2018 performed above the national average as students opened their A-level exam results on an emotional day in the Capital.
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Workplace ergonomics: six tips for a healthy hot desk
We can work almost anywhere, but that doesn't mean we should. Physio Ashleigh Weinand explains how to set up an ergonomically efficient workstation.
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Smithfield Market celebrates 150 years with Bank Holiday party
The Capital's oldest market is throwing its biggest birthday party over the Bank Holiday weekend. Here's what to expect as Smithfield 150 rolls into town.
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Emotions run high on A-level exam results day
The City of London’s class of 2018 performed above the national average as students opened their A-level exam results on an emotional day in the Capital.
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First Look: Landmark Place EC3 by Barratt London
IT’S all happening along the waterfront this summer as luxury Thameside development Landmark Place unveils its first onsite show home and a smorgasbord of amenities.
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Win: tickets to London Oktoberfest worth £120
City Matters has your chance to raise a glass at this year's London Oktoberfest with our reader competition to win a deluxe VIP package for two including entry, food...
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The Yogibanker on wellness in the corporate world
Investment banker or wellness warrior? The two terms used to be mutually exclusive but Yogibanker is a new wellness online platform proving that you can be both.
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‘Colourful Crossings’ for Culture Mile revealed
A plain old zebra crossing doesn’t quite cut it for the streets of the Culture Mile, as demonstrated by a pair of road murals that popped up outside Barbican...
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Native wastes not with foraged food and wild game
Native might be the new kid on the block in Borough, but its founders are leading the way when it comes to an innovative approach to wild food and...
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What’s on around the City of London this September
The weather is getting colder but the calendar is heating up. From festivals and food to concerts and community fundraisers, these are the top events in the City this...
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Short-term lets turn City homes into ‘prostitution dens’
The Corporation will crack down on Barbican and Golden Lane residents flouting strict bans on short-term lets after claims some City homes are operating illegal businesses.
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