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Clean Air Bill proposal to go before Parliament
The Corporation’s remembrancer, Paul Double, whose job involves talking to government about legislation, said there would have to be a consultation about the proposed Clean Air Bill.
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Violence forces Liverpool Street McDonald’s to hire bouncers
A licensing report for City leaders said the McDonald’s outlet had employed door staff and was limiting the number of customers allowed in at a time as a result.
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How The Soap Co. is helping to clean up the planet
"CLARITY-The Soap Co. is committed to sourcing sustainably in all aspects of its manufacturing process, influencing both consumers and business through our example."
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Quarter of all Londoners have been a victim of fraud
While one in four received the full amount back from their bank, the average amount recovered was just £48, leaving the typical person in London £636 out of pocket...
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Clean Air Bill proposal to go before Parliament
The Corporation’s remembrancer, Paul Double, whose job involves talking to government about legislation, said there would have to be a consultation about the proposed Clean Air Bill.
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‘Integrity’ key to rebuilding public trust in business
The Corporation has spent the last 12 months promoting previous Lord Mayor Charles Bowman’s ‘Business of Trust’ agenda, designed to repair the reputational damage inflicted in 2008.
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Lord Mayor’s Show takes Square Mile by storm
Thousands of people lined the streets of the City of London to join in the celebrations as centuries-old tradition met modernity at the Lord Mayor’s Show.
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Peter Estlin elected Lord Mayor at Silent Ceremony
The event in the Great Hall at the City of London’s headquarters was held in silence, apart from the moment new Lord Mayor Peter Estlin took his oath.
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Lord Mayor’s Show is 800 years in the making
The time has arrived to once again hitch up the golden carriage, deck the City’s chiefs in their finest garments, and pick your spot for the Lord Mayor’s Show.
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Resident calls for fireworks ban after estate ‘duel’
A Middlesex Street resident is calling for a ban on the sale of fireworks to the public after a group of teenagers were involved in a 'fireworks duel' on...
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Oxford University denies rejection of Stormzy scholarship proposal
Oxford University has released a statement denying claims it rejected a scholarship proposal from grime star Stormzy - allegations he made at the Barbican on Wednesday.
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A look into the City’s new love affair with flexible working spaces
More and more small and medium sized firms are moving to new flexible working spaces in the City while bigger companies have started to embrace them too.
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Dominic Reid: the Lord Mayor’s Show Pageantmaster
This is Dominic Reid's 27th year as Pageantmaster for the Lord Mayor's Show. He is organising the whole event, making sure everything runs smoothly and everyone has a great...
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