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Skyscraper at 55 Gracechurch Street approved by City planners
A 29-storey skyscraper which could bring 700 to 1,200 jobs to a “strategic” spot in the heart of the...
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Half of City coronavirus cases registered in past four weeks
Half of the coronavirus cases ever recorded in the City of London were registered in the last four weeks...
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Barts Health NHS Trust pressure rising because of Covid spike
London’s largest hospital trust has moved into a “high pressure” phase because it is treating high numbers...
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City MP “very disappointed” by Tier 3 Covid restrictions
London’s move up into Tier 3 was greeted with “disappointment” by MP Nickie Aiken. The MP for the Cities for...
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Covid plasma donors needed as NHS braces for winter surge
Covid hit me like a steam train,” recalled postal manager Stephen Craib who is urging fellow coronavirus patients to...
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City flat door failed fire test in less than five minutes
Glass above a door to a flat in a high rise tower block in the City failed...
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Reviving economy will be the biggest challenge after Covid
The economy will be the biggest challenge in Westminster over the winter according to the council’s chief executive. Stuart Love...
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Tributes made one year on from London Fishmonger’s Hall attack
Tributes have been paid to the two people who were murdered and those who tackled the man who brought...
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City of London to use £268k to clamp down on peanut sellers
Eagle-eyed licensing officers will be patrolling some of central London’s most famous bridges in a bid to...
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Temporary mortuary being prepared should second wave of Covid hit London
A temporary mortuary is being prepared to cope should the second wave of the coronavirus hits hard in London. During...
