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Terror attack will not stop us, says the City of London
Workers said the terror attack which claimed the lives of two people will not affect their day to day life – and had mixed views on whether it will impact on their vote this week.
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£10 million allocated for Barbican Centre revamp
The City of London’s famous Barbican Centre could be in for a £10.1million refurb next year to address “serious” health and safety risks submitted in new report.
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London University open days & courses for early 2020
London may be known as the global centre for economics and trade, but often overlooked are the excellent education opportunities available around the Capital.
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Deliveroo’s bacon sandwich ATM lands in City of London
Deliveroo is giving away a stack of free bacon sandwiches to those passing by their bacon cash point in the City of London up until Friday 13 December.
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What’s on around the City of London this week
City of London visitors, workers and residents are spoiled for choice when it comes to arts and culture events this week as we fully embrace the Christmas season.
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Terror attack will not stop us, says the City of London
Workers said the terror attack which claimed the lives of two people will not affect their day to day life – and had mixed views on whether it will...
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Bloomberg Arcade’s climate inspired art installation
Every evening until 10 January 2020, the Bloomberg Arcade will be lit up by a new immersive art installation highlighting the need for action when it comes to the...
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Meaty delights at Mac & Wild in Devonshire Square
Fill up on all the meat and cheese you can handle at Mac & Wild in Devonshire Square - then head downstairs to play some virtual shooting while sipping...
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Four Seasons at Ten Trinity Square’s Christmas transformation
For December, much of the Four Seasons at Ten Trinity Square will be transformed into a nostalgic Christmas wonderland with a special festive cocktail and afternoon tea.
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Sadiq Khan launches new London tech challenge
Sadiq Khan has challenged new tech companies to tackle some of the London's most pressing problems – extremist radicalisation, congestion, and the housing crisis.
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Next government should fund key worker housing
Policy Exchange has said that the next government should fund more housing for police, firefighters, nurses and teachers in London as they are being priced out of the Capital.
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Fitness tips from artificial intelligence personal trainer
Not everyone can afford a full-time personal trainer, so how can you tell if your exercise routine is helping you achieve your fitness goals – or potentially doing more...
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Record numbers hailed at Safety Thirst awards
A record 72 licensed City of London premises were recognised at this year’s Safety Thirst Awards for their work to reduce alcohol related crime and disorder in the Square...
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