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  • Ofo pulls bikes from London streets as international division closes down

    January 10, 2019

    Cycle-sharing platform Ofo has reportedly taken its bikes off the streets of London as the Chinese firm closed its international arm this week. Staff working for the company, which brought hundreds of its bikes to London in 2017, still have their jobs for now after the closure, a source told the Financial Times. Read more: Alibaba-backed [...]

  • Historic Savile Row men’s tailor goes into administration

    January 9, 2019

    Renowned Savile Row men’s tailor Hardy Amies has gone into administration for the second time in just over a decade. The historic fashion house, which was started by the Queen’s former dressmaker, is touting for buyers over its UK operations after “trading at a loss for some time”, its administrators said today. Menzies are urging [...]

  • Why London’s highest earners want to change jobs in 2019

    January 9, 2019

    Nearly a third of London's high earners plan to change jobs in 2019, according to new research released today. Many workers in the capital earning over £75,000 a year before bonuses admitted they were unhappy at work in 2018, with 32 per cent planning on changing jobs in the new year, a survey found. Read more: [...]

  • Police appeal for clues in search for Heathrow drone suspect

    January 9, 2019

    Police are appealing for information as they hunt for a drone which grounded flights at Heathrow yesterday. Officers were sent to the scene as a suspected drone was spotted flying over the country’s busiest airport at around 5pm yesterday afternoon. Read more: Heathrow Airport suspends departures after possible drone sighting Flights were grounded as police investigated [...]

  • Police and army launch investigation after drone grounds Heathrow flights

    January 9, 2019

    Police have brought in help from the military as they carry out an investigation into a drone sighting that brought Heathrow airport to a standstill last night. The Met police said it has launched a “full criminal investigation” into the drone, which grounded flights for roughly an hour last night, just weeks after a similar [...]

  • Salary inflation hits 53-month high in London as shortage of EU candidates bites

    January 9, 2019

    Salary inflation is at a 53 month high in London because of a shortage of EU candidates due to Brexit and an uncertain economic background leading to reluctance among workers to switch jobs. According to a survey published today by audit firm KPMG and the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) and compiled by IHS Markit, [...]

  • Confidence sinks to three-year low among London businesses

    January 8, 2019

    Confidence among London business owners has plummeted to its lowest point in three years as sales and cashflows dry up. A poll of 500 businesses in the capital showed companies are less optimistic about the city’s economy than at any time since the survey began in 2016. However the study, commissioned by the London Chamber [...]

  • Wework launches a shoppable London office pop-up store, designed by influencers

    January 8, 2019

    Shared workspace tech giant Wework has today launched a pop-up office in Holborn that is completely shoppable, and is designed with influencers in mind. Open throughout January, the pop-up is filled with office decor from brands such as Urban Outfitters which can be bought via the Liketoknow.it app. Londoners can sign up online to grab [...]

  • Man dies after falling ‘from height’ in Canary Wharf shopping centre

    January 8, 2019

    A man died after falling from a height in a Canary Wharf shopping centre this morning, marking the second death in the area in just two days. Emergency services were called to the scene in Canada Square at 8.44am but despite an air ambulance arriving, they could not save the man, believed to be in [...]

  • Beefeaters suspend strike action at Tower of London and Hampton Court Palace

    January 7, 2019

    A planned strike by staff at the Tower of London and Hampton Court Palace has been suspended following an offer of further talks from Historic Royal Palaces. The planned walkout by members of the Public and Commercial Services and GMB unions was set to take place tomorrow as part of an ongoing dispute over pensions. [...]

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