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News628Winner announced for Culture Mile competition
Karsten Huneck-Bernd Truempler's 'Around the Corner' has won Culture Mile's competition to improve the pedestrian experience along its North to South route.
By Andrew Zuccala -
News291Fly-tippers in Epping Forest dumping cannabis plants
Epping Forest may be home to a whole host of wild plants and weeds, but forest rangers have recently found an unexpected haul of abandoned cannabis plants.
By Julia Gregory -
News429City of London to get new mental health centre
Tavistock Relationships has won the contract to deliver a new three-year pilot mental health centre in the Square Mile, securing funding from the City Corporation.
By Ben Brown -
News332Residents fight back against Lovebox festival
Residents have vowed to fight on after the team behind the Lovebox music festival won permission to stage a festival for up to 50,000 music lovers each day.
By Julia Gregory -
News356London construction industry in midst of skills crisis
A ‘massive skills gap’ is growing as continued uncertainty around Brexit and an ageing workforce are putting pressure on London's construction industry.
By Jessie Mathewson -
News341City Police operation disrupts large scale cocaine syndicate
City of London Police officers have disrupted a large scale organised crime gang responsible for taking orders of cocaine from City workers and delivering the drugs in the Square Mile.
By Ben Brown -
News317General Election may clash with Mayoral vote
City Hall is preparing for the possibility that the next General Election will fall on the same day as the London Mayoral vote next year, which could cause some issues.
By Jessie Mathewson -
News359Bloomberg Arcade hosts living artwork in the City
As London faces a climate emergency, the Bloomberg Arcade installation aims to act as a catalyst for conversation around the interdependence between humankind and nature.
By Andrew Zuccala -
News475Temperatures soar on London’s Underground
FLIR’s T1K thermal imaging cameras have taken shots of London's Underground in light of TfL and Network Rail telling customers to expect delays because of the heat.
By Andrew Zuccala -
News397The City of London outlines vision for zero fatal injuries
City of London Corporation policy chair, Catherine McGuinness reflects upon Transport for London’s Vision Zero one full year on from its initial launch.
By Catherine McGuinness