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City’s plan to encourage people back into Square Mile
The City of London will be spearheading moves to encourage people to return to the Square Mile as lockdown...
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City of London Police force faces £5.6m budget cut
The police force which looks after the Square Mile is likely to lose 37 jobs out of 961 officers,...
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Park chiefs ask Londoners to social distance to stop Covid-19 spread
Visitors enjoying London’s much-loved open spaces are urged to keep their distance this weekend to prevent a spike in...
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City of London maps out post-Covid strategy for culture and business
Culture and business leaders are planning how to reinvigorate the City as it adapts to a new way of...
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Work progressing on £79m Big Ben renovation project
It is one of the world’s most photographed buildings but has been shrouded with scaffolding for the past four...
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Different look to Square Mile for returning office workers
When City slickers bring back the lunch time bustle and the rush hour to the Square Mile after the...
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Covid-19 vaccination tests in children underway
Whilst the Covid vaccination rollout continues to help protect the more vulnerable adults from the virus, tests of the...
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Fears over car park safety may force hospital closure
Safety experts have warned that unless fire doors and sprinklers are replaced in a car park near one of...
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Nine in 10 TfL passengers feeling safe, wearing masks on transport network
Nearly three quarters of bus and Tube passengers quizzed by a travel watchdog reported wearing a face covering. The Transport...
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Bid for author could be remembered in Hampstead Heath’s 150th anniversary
His characters kept in the shadows. If they had become recognised, their cover would have been blown and it would...
