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New skyscraper could be London’s second tallest
The proposed skyscraper could join the growing line-up of towers dotted about the London skyline, becoming the Capital’s second tallest building.
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Card Aid pop-up store now open in the Square Mile
Card Aid, an initiative of the Charities Advisory Trust, will be selling Christmas cards at Cheapside’s St Mary-le-Bow Church throughout the festive season, giving all proceeds to charity.
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New skyscraper could be London’s second tallest
The proposed skyscraper could join the growing line-up of towers dotted about the London skyline, becoming the Capital’s second tallest building.
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The Mansion House to undergo a full external restoration
The Lord Mayor's official residence, The Mansion House, is set for an extensive external makeover. The Corporation aims to complete the project sometime in 2020.
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Why you should keep cycling throughout winter
The days are getting colder and darker, leading many cyclists to abandon their bikes. But there are so many reasons why you should keep at it in winter.
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Tried & Tested: Get yourself into the Frame at Farringdon
Frame's newest location in Farringdon may be small but they're three modern fitness studios are full of fun workout classes. Their meditation space ain't too bad either.
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Middlesex Street mental health centre signed off
The City of London Corporation have just signed off on plans to back a new mental health centre on Middlesex Street for residents and workers located within the Square...
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Teen found guilty of knife attack jailed for six years
The 17 year old, who can’t be named for legal reasons, was found guilty of grievous bodily harm with intent on 10 October following a two-day trial.
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History lesson: the church that defied convention
Middlesex Street resident and City Matters contributor, Ian McPherson, reveals a lesser known secret about the site of Sir John Cass's School, and what used to lie beneath.
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A guide to travelling around Iceland in Winter
From soaking in natural hot springs and watching the Northern Lights to exploring glacier caves and scuba diving between tectonic plates, Iceland has it all.
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A look into the evolution of Leadenhall Market
In an ever changing City, Leadenhall Market has stood the test of time; but that doesn’t mean the iconic destination has been left behind by its Square Mile neighbours....
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Dominic Raab quits as Brexit Secretary after five months
Mr Raab replaced David Davis in July but has followed his predecessor in resigning in protest to Theresa May's draft Brexit agreement, which was published this week.
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Your guide to the 2018 EFG London Jazz Festival
The EFG London Jazz Festival is back this year, with countless live performances taking place throughout the City. Follow our guide for all the best bits.
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