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Carers are struggling to get support in London
Widower and former sergeant major in the British Army, Steven Stevenson, talks to City Matters about the struggles he...
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Pedestrians and cyclists ‘conflict’ at St Paul’s
There have been increased calls for London tour groups to dismount from their bikes around the St Paul's Cathedral...
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The St Barts Hospital denies ‘toxic air’ reports
City of London chiefs say ‘eye-watering’ NO2 readings present a ‘significant public health risk' although the St Barts Hospital...
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Corporation touting iconic landmarks to film location scouts
Killing Eve, James Bond and Bridget Jones have all used settings in the Square Mile, including the Barbican Estate,...
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16% of eateries displaying false food hygiene stickers in City
A recent survey found 16% of Square Mile eateries had displayed showing incorrect ratings that were higher than those...
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Peak House is set to become new City music venue
Despite countless music venues shutting down across central London, one new one named The Rocket is set to open...
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‘Life and vitality’ of Royal Exchange could be at stake
In a recent report, it has been said that the future of the City’s Royal Exchange shopping complex could...
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More special constables needed to crack complex cases
A City of London Police commander has called on the Square Mile’s bankers and accountants to “volunteer and help...
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London authorities crack down on Tower Bridge hawkers
The City of London Corporation and Tower Hamlets Council have teamed up to stop hawkers trading hot nuts on...
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‘Glazed bulb’ Tulip Tower set to join City’s skyline
A new tower with classrooms offering spectacular views from 1,000ft above the City looks set to be built, promising...
