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Corporation appoints poet in residence at Keats House
Nearly 200 years since the death of John Keats a new poet in residence will take up his pen and...
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Restaurant plans in place for closed City department store
The team behind upmarket West End restaurant The Wolseley are planning to bring their own brand of glamour to...
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Location agency could boost City’s film earning potential
The Corporation might hire a film location company to market the 27 open spaces and buildings it owns to...
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The City of London Police Anti-Corruption Unit falls short
Inspector of the Constabulary has identified gaps for duplicity in the City of London Police Force's strategy, weakening their...
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City Corporation weighs up Barbican Library’s offering
The City of London Corporation, which runs the library in the world-famous Barbican Centre complex, is thinking about creating...
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New search begins for artists in residence
The City is looking for artists in residence to celebrate the achievements of women in the Square Mile and...
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Councillors debate the pros and cons of Square Mile ‘car free’ day
TfL has asked if the City of London Corporation will back the 'car free day' event in September, which...
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City Corporation makes plans to crackdown on cocaine abuse
The City of London Corporation moves to tackle 'City drug user stereotype' that's causing nothing but harm to the...
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City’s London Living Wage campaign hailed as a success
The City of London recently launched a campaign to get professional service and financial firms across the Square Mile...
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Old Bailey puts forward plans to improve security measures
Security at one of the most famous court building in the world – where the Yorkshire Ripper and Dr...
