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Historic beacon to be lit to celebrate Platinum Jubilee

City Matters editors - 31st May 2022

Former surgeon’s gift helps St Bartholomew’s Hospital mark 900 years of innovation

Barbican’s Banksy artworks become permanent fixtures

London Assembly calls for end to TfL Freedom Pass restrictions

Lord Mayor Vincent Keaveny sworn in at The Silent Ceremony at Guildhall

Consultation deadline set for Culture Mile bid

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Further Crossrail delays “inevitable” because of coronavirus outbreak

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Cash injection to support disadvantaged older people in Merton

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Islington announces £1m hardship fund to aid cost of living crisis

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Potential ramifications of a suspended parliament

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People in most deprived areas twice as likely to visit A&E

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Corporation policy chief demands clarity over Brexit ‘fiasco’

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City of London premises reminded of Covid-19 guidelines for takeaway food...

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City Corporation begins review of Hampstead Heath swimming facilities

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Government scraps parking charges for NHS staff after 400,000 sign petition

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Historic beacon to be lit to celebrate Platinum Jubilee

Former surgeon’s gift helps St Bartholomew’s Hospital mark 900 years of innovation

Barbican’s Banksy artworks become permanent fixtures

London Assembly calls for end to TfL Freedom Pass restrictions

Lord Mayor Vincent Keaveny sworn in at The Silent Ceremony at Guildhall

Consultation deadline set for Culture Mile bid

Further Crossrail delays “inevitable” because of coronavirus outbreak

Cash injection to support disadvantaged older people in Merton

Islington announces £1m hardship fund to aid cost of living crisis

Potential ramifications of a suspended parliament

People in most deprived areas twice as likely to visit A&E

Corporation policy chief demands clarity over Brexit ‘fiasco’

City of London premises reminded of Covid-19 guidelines for takeaway food...

City Corporation begins review of Hampstead Heath swimming facilities

Government scraps parking charges for NHS staff after 400,000 sign petition

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