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City Airport in talks with residents over noise complaints
London residents and the City Airport team are looking for a solution to the issues surrounding noise pollution, which is affecting approximately 74,000 people.
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Social enterprises mean business at House of Commons
Champions of the social enterprise movement descended on the House of Parliament to launch the fourth year of the £1billion Buy Social Corporate Challenge.
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The importance of the Golden Lane Estate Residents’ Association
Our main man on the Golden Lane Estate, Billy Mann, explains why residents should sign up as members of the Golden Lane Estate Residents’ Association this year.
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London authorities crack down on Tower Bridge hawkers
The City of London Corporation and Tower Hamlets Council have teamed up to stop hawkers trading hot nuts on Tower Bridge, who they deem to be a nuisance to...
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The top afternoon teas in the City of London
The Square Mile is brimming with hotels and restaurants serving up afternoon tea, each offering up a different take on this quintessential British past time.
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Broadgate prepares itself for a new public park
Plans to transform Exchange Square into a new landscaped park for the Broadgate neighbourhood have now been submitted by British Land.
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City Airport in talks with residents over noise complaints
London residents and the City Airport team are looking for a solution to the issues surrounding noise pollution, which is affecting approximately 74,000 people.
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What’s on around the City of London this week
Visitors to the Square Mile can expect to check out a whole host of festivals, exhibitions, films and theatre performances this week as we move right into Spring.
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Brexit is having an adverse impact on ethnicity pay gap
Experts have warned that Brexit is creating a toxic environment for people from Black, Asian and Minority ethnic groups, leading to increased inequality in London.
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A guide to Fantastic Feats: the Building of London
Fantastic Feats: the Building of London is a huge festival celebrating several building and engineering milestones and will take over the Square Mile throughout summer.
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‘World inarguably a lesser place’ after teen’s tragic death at St Paul’s
The family of a teenager who fell to his death at St Paul’s Cathedral have paid tribute to a “beautiful, talented son”.
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Champion of community David Barker scoops Herald Award
The accolade, given by the Court of the Company of Public Relations Practitioners, recognises those who, in the opinion of the court, have made a significant contribution to the...
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Sky-high fusion feasting at Sushisamba in the City
The huge team at Sushisamba blend Peruvian, Japanese and Brazilian food effortlessly all the way up on the the 39th floor of Heron Tower in the City of London.
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