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  • We won’t build a Global Britain with the highest taxes on air travel in the world

    February 20, 2017

    The Prime Minister – in her Lancaster House speech last month – set out her vision for Brexit and her goal of “a truly global Britain”. She has been clear that she seeks to lead “a country that reaches beyond the borders of Europe” and “a country that goes into the world to build relationships”. [...]

  • What you need to know about travelling during this week’s Tube strikes: Travel advice for Central and Waterloo & City Line commuters

    February 19, 2017

    Fresh strikes on London Underground are due to disrupt travellers this week with the Central and Waterloo & City lines expected to have little to no service. Here's what you need to know about- the industrial action so you can plan ahead. What time and day are the strikes taking place? From late on Tuesday [...]

  • German minister hits out at London Stock Exchange bosses over mega-merger

    February 19, 2017

    Politicians from the German state of Hesse say LSE bosses are insisting on London as the legal base for the merged LSE-Deutsche Boerse exchange due to concerns about the post-Brexit future. The proposed £21bn mega-merger is pending approval by the European Commission, and Hesse, the German state which includes the city of Frankfurt, home to [...]

  • London’s T-charge, which will affect up to 10,000 high pollution vehicles, will be introduced in October

    February 17, 2017

    Take a deep breath – or don't… yet. There's going to be a new emissions charge in the City starting 23 October. London mayor Sadiq Khan today confirmed his plans for a £10 emissions surcharge, or T-charge, on older polluting vehicles in the city centre. Khan announced the news on the 14th anniversary of London's congestion charge, [...]

  • Firefighters battling blaze at block of flats in Stockwell

    February 17, 2017

    Firefighters are battling a blaze at a block of flats in Stockwell, south London. Six fire engines and 35 firefighters and officers have been deployed to tackle the fire in Portland Grover.   Six fire engines and 35 firefighters and officers are tackling a fire at a block of flats in Portland Grove in #Stockwell [...]

  • The Lloyd’s of London lunchtime drinking ban will backfire:  As a recovering alcoholic, I should know

    February 17, 2017

    The announcement this week that Lloyd’s of London has banned booze during office hours adds to the slightly Orwellian atmosphere currently infiltrating 2017. It smacks of a nanny-state approach, using a sledgehammer to crack a nut, and as a recovering alcoholic myself, I don’t think it’ll work. Why not? Because you don’t change behaviour, let [...]

  • Eight fire engines and 51 firefighters tackling blaze in east London near Star Lane DLR station

    February 16, 2017

    Eight fire engines have been deployed to tackle a blaze reported on Bidder Street in Canning Town, east London, near Star Lane DLR station.  London Ambulance Service sent an incident response officer and a hazardous area response team to the scene. It is not known if anyone has been injured in the fire. A spokesperson for [...]

  • Fitbug says Crossrail workers walk a heck of a lot further than your average Brit

    February 16, 2017

    It's official: MTR Crossrail workers need to be considerably fitter than the average Brit, a study revealed today. Digital wellness firm Fitbug monitored 100 workers over three months and found, on average, they walk a whopping 72 per cent further each day than the average member of public. Read more: Fitbug shares are back: Here's what's going on [...]

  • Join the debate over Britain’s vital new runway at Heathrow airport

    February 16, 2017

    What is the world’s most connected city? New York? Paris? Tokyo? No. It’s London, which last May beat all those cities to top the inaugural Global Connectivity Ranking, with 351 direct international air destinations. Then in October, London was named the world’s most powerful city – the fifth consecutive year it had topped the Global [...]

  • President of French private equity giant Ardian backs London to retain financial services dominance after Brexit

    February 15, 2017

    The president and founder of private equity giant Ardian has backed London to retain its financial services dominance after Brexit. Dominique Senequier, whose firm has around $60bn in assets, also said on Wednesday night she does not expect the exiting process to be “brutal” for Canada. “When you have such a financial city, you have [...]

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