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Uber Eats drivers take to streets in pay cut protest
More than 100 Uber Eats riders jammed the junction where Commercial Street meets Whitechapel Road after Uber imposed a new pay structure on staff.
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Middlesex Street tragedies prompt Neighbourhood Watch talks
Two recent tragic deaths in the City's Middlesex Street Estate has local resident Ian McPherson asking, shouldn't we all be looking out for each other just a little bit?
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City Sheriffs row Thames to help ex-prisoners get fresh start
Sheriffs Tim Hailes and Neil Redcliffe hope to have left people in 'oar' after rowing the Thames for a charity that helps ex-prisoners get a new start in life.
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Peruvian party restaurant Coya means business in the City
Eighteen months after bringing Mayfair's glitz and glam, the cuisine of the moment and branded cocktails to Angel Court, Coya is carving out it's own niche in the Square...
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Goldsmiths Fair brightens future for independent makers
All that glitters is gold (or silver) at the Goldsmiths' Fair this month where more than 120 makers will descend on Goldsmiths' Hall for a two-week showcase of the...
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Uber Eats drivers take to streets in pay cut protest
More than 100 Uber Eats riders jammed the junction where Commercial Street meets Whitechapel Road after Uber imposed a new pay structure on staff.
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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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