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Global banks meet for first Green Investment Principles meeting

THE City of London Corporation brought together some of the world’s biggest banks in Beijing to discuss the implementation of Green Investment Principles.

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City Corporation introduces new wind condition guidelines

The City of London Corporation has recently published the UK’s first wind microclimate guidelines for new development proposals in the Square Mile.
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More investors looking abroad since Boris Johnson took office

According to the deVere Group, since Boris Johnson became UK Prime Minister, there’s been a 35 per cent increase in investors seeking to reduce their exposure to UK assets.

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Global banks meet for first Green Investment Principles meeting

THE City of London Corporation brought together some of the world’s biggest banks in Beijing to discuss the implementation of Green Investment Principles.
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Over £100k grant to tackle London youth homelessness

City Bridge Trust, the City of London Corporation’s charitable funder, awarded Centrepoint £107,100, for its innovative work tackling youth homelessness in London.
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New report highlights disparity in health of women

London's City Hall hosted the launch of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) elderly care report, highlighting the inequality of health amongst women in the Capital.
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City Airport urged to consider residents with expansion

London City Airport has released plans for its proposed expansion, yet has drawn some criticism from residents worried about increased noise pollution.
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Potential ramifications of a suspended parliament

City & London East Assembly Member, Unmesh Desai, talks about the impact and ramifications of a suspended Parliament in his latest exclusive column for City Matters.
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New report reveals greatest gripes in London

A new report has shown how the majority of London commuters are most worried about overcrowding and frustrated by busy journeys getting worse.
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City of London boosts public space offerings

This summer is a perfect opportunity for residents, workers and visitors to go out and explore the Square Mile. We want to make sure that the City of London’s bustling streets...
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Lord Mayor calls on firms to join City Giving Day

The City of London Lord Mayor is calling upon firms in the Square Mile to participate in City Giving Day by wearing red and taking part in the special...
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Sadiq Khan backs creation of slavery museum

In a bid to fight back against racism in London and the rest of the UK, Sadiq Khan is supporting the proposal to establish a new slavery museum in...
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City workers urged to donate with new tap and go devices

An alternative giving campaign is now up and running around the City of London, with the aim of helping the growing homeless population in the local area.
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Carers are struggling to get support in London

Widower and former sergeant major in the British Army, Steven Stevenson, talks to City Matters about the struggles he faced when caring for his wife.
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City Corporation aims to be plastic free by 2021

The City of London Corporation has made a pledge to be completely plastic free by 2021 and is urging business across the Square Mile to do the same.
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City Bridge Trust releases new round of donations

A total of 42 London charities, including those supporting young crime victims, homeless LGBT+ people and refugees with their mental health, will receive a record £6.3m funding windfall.
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Pedestrians and cyclists ‘conflict’ at St Paul’s

There have been increased calls for London tour groups to dismount from their bikes around the St Paul's Cathedral as they have been irritating pedestrians in the area.
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City of London Corporation launches traffic-free initiative

The City of London Corporation is using its new ‘Lunchtime Streets’ campaign to begin a broader push make more public spaces pedestrian-only.
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One-stop shop for LGBT+ support services in London

National charity Consortium has recently received funding from the City Bridge Trust to create an online one-stop-shop for all LGBT+ services within London.
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£5m scheme to light up City of London skyscrapers

UK Power Networks’ engineers are working on an ambitious £5million project to power the next skyscrapers on the City of London’s famous skyline.
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Unmesh Desai discusses local City residents issues

City & London East Assembly Member, Unmesh Desai, talks Tube noise, safety at football matches, and costly IVF treatments in his latest exclusive column for City Matters.
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Over-optimisation ‘hugely damaging’ for Crossrail

A new report about has discussed how over-optimism has played a large part of the Crossrail failings wherein costs have soared from £2.8bn to £17.6bn.
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Sadiq Khan says criminals want no-deal Brexit

Sadiq Khan said that leaving the European Union without a deal would weaken Britain’s ability to police across borders, benefiting international criminals.

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THE City of London Corporation brought together some of the world’s biggest banks in Beijing to discuss the implementation of Green Investment Principles.

The City of London Corporation has recently published the UK’s first wind microclimate guidelines for new development proposals in the Square Mile.

According to the deVere Group, since Boris Johnson became UK Prime Minister, there’s been a 35 per cent increase in investors seeking to reduce their exposure to UK assets.

THE City of London Corporation brought together some of the world’s biggest banks in Beijing to discuss the implementation of Green Investment Principles.

City Bridge Trust, the City of London Corporation’s charitable funder, awarded Centrepoint £107,100, for its innovative work tackling youth homelessness in London.

London's City Hall hosted the launch of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) elderly care report, highlighting the inequality of health amongst women in the Capital.

London City Airport has released plans for its proposed expansion, yet has drawn some criticism from residents worried about increased noise pollution.

City & London East Assembly Member, Unmesh Desai, talks about the impact and ramifications of a suspended Parliament in his latest exclusive column for City Matters.

A new report has shown how the majority of London commuters are most worried about overcrowding and frustrated by busy journeys getting worse.

This summer is a perfect opportunity for residents, workers and visitors to go out and explore the Square Mile. We want to make sure that the City of London’s bustling streets...

The City of London Lord Mayor is calling upon firms in the Square Mile to participate in City Giving Day by wearing red and taking part in the special...

In a bid to fight back against racism in London and the rest of the UK, Sadiq Khan is supporting the proposal to establish a new slavery museum in...

An alternative giving campaign is now up and running around the City of London, with the aim of helping the growing homeless population in the local area.

Widower and former sergeant major in the British Army, Steven Stevenson, talks to City Matters about the struggles he faced when caring for his wife.

The City of London Corporation has made a pledge to be completely plastic free by 2021 and is urging business across the Square Mile to do the same.

A total of 42 London charities, including those supporting young crime victims, homeless LGBT+ people and refugees with their mental health, will receive a record £6.3m funding windfall.

There have been increased calls for London tour groups to dismount from their bikes around the St Paul's Cathedral as they have been irritating pedestrians in the area.

The City of London Corporation is using its new ‘Lunchtime Streets’ campaign to begin a broader push make more public spaces pedestrian-only.

National charity Consortium has recently received funding from the City Bridge Trust to create an online one-stop-shop for all LGBT+ services within London.

UK Power Networks’ engineers are working on an ambitious £5million project to power the next skyscrapers on the City of London’s famous skyline.

City & London East Assembly Member, Unmesh Desai, talks Tube noise, safety at football matches, and costly IVF treatments in his latest exclusive column for City Matters.

A new report about has discussed how over-optimism has played a large part of the Crossrail failings wherein costs have soared from £2.8bn to £17.6bn.

Sadiq Khan said that leaving the European Union without a deal would weaken Britain’s ability to police across borders, benefiting international criminals.

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