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World War Two bomb found near Golden Lane a ‘false alarm’
Police cordoned off large sections of the Golden Lane Estate this afternoon after a World War II bomb was discovered on a building site on Fann Street.
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World War Two bomb found near Golden Lane a ‘false alarm’
Police cordoned off large sections of the Golden Lane Estate this afternoon after a World War II bomb was discovered on a building site on Fann Street.
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Light and noise pollution plagues Barbican Estate
Rising Tube noise levels and expansion plans for the City of London School for Girls topped the agenda of the Barbican Association’s AGM last month, writes resident Helen Hudson.
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New centre a Golden opportunity for arts events
A newly refurbished community centre for the Golden Lane Estate has resident Billy Mann pondering its potential as a local music and entertainment hub.
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Blackfriars office first to plug in to ultra-fast broadband
Those looking for speedy internet in the City would do well to park up on Whitefriars Street where the UK’s first ultra-fast internet connection was installed last week.
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How to start exercising more – and stick with it
If getting active was easy, everyone would do it. City physiotherapist Ashleigh Weinand shares her top tips to help you find a workout that works and stick with it.
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Your guide to the Square Mile’s parks and church gardens
The Square Mile might put the concrete in jungle but there's plenty of green pockets in the City if you know where to look. Let’s take this outside.
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Bank Junction safety win as collisions cut by half
Traffic black spot Bank Junction has been given a glowing safety report card almost a year after the City Corporation banned cars and trucks using the intersection on weekdays.
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Hot new restaurants coming to the City this summer
The City dining scene is hotter than ever with new neighbours at Bloomberg Arcade and a fresh foodie hub for one of London’s most iconic landmarks. Loosen that belt...
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Barts Health issues warning ahead of Ramadan
Barts Health NHS Trust has joined forces with local Muslim religious leaders to encourage residents to have a healthy and safe Ramadan.
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City landmarks light up green for mental health
The Bank of England and Mansion House are among iconic City landmarks lighting up green to help end the stigma surrounding mental health issues at work.
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