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News295Majority of Londoners believe extremism is on the rise
Two thirds of Londoners would not know how to get help from authorities if they were worried someone was vulnerable to radicalisation, according to new research.
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News261May told to ‘crack on’ with Brexit negotiations
City of London policy chief Catherine McGuinness has called on Theresa May to "crack on" with Brexit after MPs voted 317-301 in favour of replacing the backstop.
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News359City Corporation implements new social housing strategy
The City of London Corporation has moved forward with plans to increase social housing in the City and improve the safety infrastructure in exisiting estates.
By Julia Gregory -
News449Organisations urged to bid for £38million housing pot
City & East London Assembly Member, Unmesh Desai, has called on local organisations to bid for a share of a new £38million community-led housing fund.
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News352Noise complaints of Barbican residents validated in report
Residents who have told of losing sleep thanks to noise and vibrations from Tube trains rumbling under their homes have had their complaints backed by a fresh report.
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News420Litterbugs will be forced to look themselves in the eye
A new campaign from the City Corporation will force litterbugs to look themselves straight in the eye via mirror when they discard their rubbish “carefully”.
By Talia Shadwell -
News411Northern line ‘most polluted’ of Underground services
A new report by the Committee on the Medical Effects of Air Pollutants has found London's Underground lines to have significantly high levels of dust and air pollution.
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News519No-deal Brexit could stifle police access to vital intelligence
City Police Commissioner, Ian Dyson, claims a no-deal Brexit may stifle their access to vital pieces of intelligence which could stop them from making key arrests.
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News325Centre of Music designs released by lead architects
Designs for the proposed Centre of Music – the £250million crown jewel in the ambitious Culture Mile project – have been released by lead architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro.
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News378City demands details of May’s ‘Plan B’ Brexit deal
The City of London's policy chief, Catherine McGuinness, has demanded details of Theresa May's 'Plan B' after Parliament rejected government's Brexit deal.
By Tom Oxtoby