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Barts increases coronavirus beds from 16 to 70
Britain's oldest hospital is increasing the number of beds in its intensive care unit from 16 to 70 to...
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Barts charity pledged £250,000 for NHS coranavirus staff
The boss of the Barts and London hospital trust has paid tribute to NHS heroes working to care for...
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TfL tests long-lasting disinfectant to tackle coronavirus
It is also increasing the number of times it cleans busy interchange stations which see very high numbers of...
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Defibrillators help save lives in the Square Mile
Quick thinking use of life saving equipment in the City of London helped buy enough time to get six...
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Museum of London ordered to address concerns about its fire alarms
The Museum of London, which houses a collection of artefacts from the Great Fire of London, was told to...
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Search on for hostel building to aid homeless
The City of London is planning to open a “life-changing” 32-bed hostel for the homeless and an assessment centre...
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Tourism worth £3.2billion to capital, London and Partners
Tourism provides a major cash injection into London’s economy. London and Partners – the Mayor of London’s body promoting...
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Controversial Tulip could yet flower in City of London
The team behind the Foster + Partners designed 305.3m tall tower have lodged an appeal. This comes after the...
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£8.9m pledge to replace Square Mile resident fire doors
The City of London Corporation will be spending £8.9million to replace fire doors on its housing estates following the...
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Calls for caps on Tube train speed limits under Barbican
A report by TfL engineers revealed temporary speed restrictions on lines under Brandon Mews cut noise levels by seven...
