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Decision on 50-storey office tower shelved until the autumn
The decision on whether to approve a 50-storey office tower in the Square Mile, which would loom over Britain’s...
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Engineers feared Super Sewer could have damaged Tower Bridge
Engineers feared that Tower Bridge could have sustained serious structural damage while giant tunnels for the London Super Sewer...
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London must keep exercising social distancing measures
Now that more than 23 million UK adults have had their first Covid vaccine, and with infection rates...
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Government enforces mandatory 3% spike in council tax
Residents of the Square Mile will see their council tax increase by three per cent to pay for...
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Four days of bus driver strikes planned for March
Four more days of strikes by London bus drivers are scheduled for early March, the Unite trade union has...
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Skyscrapers hit the clouds despite pandemic challenges
When was the last time you ventured into central London, or even Zone 1? While the majority of us...
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Nearly 400 city pubs and restaurants withhold licensing fees
Nearly 400 hospitality businesses in the Square Mile have not paid their licensing fees due to being closed during...
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TfL ditches proposal to make all Tube and Overground stations cashless
Transport for London has ditched plans to permanently make its Tube, Overground and DLR stations cashless. Ticket machines...
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Doctor reveals frustration with Covid-19 rule breakers
A senior doctor says it’s “demoralising” to see Londoners flout Covid rules while his colleagues are battling to save...
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GPs, dermatologists and dentists answer ‘call to arms’ as Covid takes over London hospitals
A London nurse is “in awe” of what she has seen and heard from colleagues working around the clock...
