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News452Sadiq Khan doubles London’s rough-sleeper funding
With 9,000 people living on the Capital’s streets, London Mayor Sadiq Khahn has doubled the the rough-sleeper funding to try and help those people in greatest need of help.
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News247Guildhall School launches Guildhall Live Events
Guildhall Live Events, a new commercial department specialising in creating immersive and interactive digital experiences, has just been launched by London's Guildhall School.
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News353Should dogs be banned from London housing estates?
A review into the City of London Corporation's pet policy is expected in early 2020, wherein they'll consult with residents about their desires to have dogs in their homes.
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News339City teacher named runner-up of Great British Bake Off
Alice McFarlane, a teacher at City of London School, part of the City of London Corporation’s Family of Schools, was crowned runner-up in this year’s Great British Bake Off.
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News497UK Living Wage rise is step in right direction
Catherine McGuinness, policy chair for the City of London Corporation, talks about the importance of the Living Wage and why more businesses pay it.
By Catherine McGuinness -
News318Jigsaw4u charity receives £158,000 from City Bridge Trust
City Bridge Trust, the City of London Corporation’s charitable funder, gave the grant to Jigsaw4u – which helps children with difficult lives to put the pieces back together.
By Ben Brown -
News387Extinction Rebellion ban deemed ‘not lawful’
Extinction Rebellion has recently won a legal battle in the High Court with the Metropolitan Police against the city-wide ban on its London protest last month.
By Jessie Mathewson -
News475Charity workers to get support with mental wellbeing
Hundreds of people working for the Capital’s charities will receive specialist mental health support from the City bridge Trust after a report revealed they are facing growing pressure.
By Ben Brown -
News330Corp moves to prevent disorder at London Marathon
Last year, a number of violent and disorderly acts took place during the annual London Marathon, leading the City of London Corporation to consider increased security measures.
By Julia Gregory -
News447Square Mile could be first mindful drinking zone
The City of London Corporation is working with local bars and restaurants to promote their new mindful drinking initiative aimed at keeping workers safe and responsible.
By Julia Gregory