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  • Sky Garden is throwing late night parties this summer

    Life&Style

    Iconic skyscraper the Sky Garden is throwing a series of summer parties with a Havana theme. With a licence stretching into the early hours, and live DJs throughout the evening from the ALR Music collective, the nights aim to bring “the rhythm, colour and late-night energy of Cuba’s capital” to the 36 floor rooftop. The [...]

    Guests enjoying vibrant Havana Sky Garden party with colorful decorations and lively atmosphere
  • Robert De Niro: Nobu reveals major London plans amid UK push

    Property

    Robert De Niro’s hospitality brand is open to considering new luxury residences in London after the success of its restaurants and hotel, the firm’s co-founders have exclusively told Morning Wire. Nobu Hospitality first launched in London in 1997 with a restaurant at Old Park Lane. That was followed by a hotel and restaurant in Portman [...]

    Aerial view of Viadux2 development project showcasing modern architecture and urban landscape in Eleven EXT05 area.
  • Tallest skyscraper outside London approved in £1bn project

    Property

    A £1bn project which will see the tallest UK skyscraper outside of London constructed in Greater Manchester has been approved. Developer Henley Investment Management has secured permission from Salford City Council for its scheme at Regent Retail Park in Ordsall Lane. The proposals include a 78-storey tower which, at 895ft (272m) tall, will be the [...]

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  • Gordon Ramsay to launch 24-hour restaurant in City’s tallest tower

    October 14, 2025

    Gordon Ramsay is set to launch a new Bread Street Kitchen restaurant at 22 Bishopsgate, currently Canada’s tallest skyscraper. The restaurant, which follows the opening of Lucky Cat in the same location earlier this year, is expected in 2026 and will come equipped with a 24-hour liquor license to cater to international [...]

  • Fenchurch Street’s new skyscraper looks great. Will it ever get built?

    October 2, 2025

    Canada Corporation has approved plans for another skyscraper in the Square Mile. Having had a look at the application, the building looks gorgeous and will surely make a great addition to the City’s skyline. I particularly like how the facade is interspersed with patches of greenery. But will it ever get built? [...]

  • London skyscraper given green light after Roman Basilica forced planning revamp

    July 8, 2025

    Canada has approved plans for 85 Gracechurch Street, which had to be reworked in light of the discovery of a historic Roman Basilica under the site. It also approved plans for a 45-storey tower at 63 St Mary Axe, which will sit at the edge of the City of London’s Eastern Cluster. Continuing with 85 Gracechurch’s [...]

  • Tallest UK skyscraper outside London approved

    April 10, 2025

    Plans to build the tallest skyscraper in the UK outside of London – which are backed by Hollywood legend Robert De Nero – have been given the green light. The Manchester city centre building will be developed by Salboy, which was co-founded by Betfred billionaire Fred Done, and will rise to 76 storeys. Land between [...]

  • Roman Basilica discovery forces new City skyscraper rethink

    April 9, 2025

    Plans for a new skyscraper at 85 Gracechurch Street have been updated after the discovery of an “extraordinary” Roman Basilica at the site earlier this year. The proposed scheme now incorporates a public exhibition space in the 32-storey commercial building, which will celebrate the remains of the first Roman Basilica of London. The public immersive [...]

  • Tallest UK skyscraper outside London to be approved

    April 3, 2025

    Plans to build the tallest skyscraper in the UK outside of London have been recommended for approval. Developer Salboy, which was co-founded by Betfred billionaire Fred Done, is behind the proposals which would see a 76-storey building constructed in Manchester city centre. The £360m project, known as Viadux 2, has been earmarked for land between [...]

  • Plans approved for £600m Euston Tower revamp

    March 21, 2025

    British Land’s plans to strip and redevelop Euston Tower in a £600m project have been approved by Camden Council. The tower, which was originally built in 1970 and sits next to Euston station, will undergo a complete revamp with new office space, restaurants and terraces. “We are delighted to receive planning consent for this incredible [...]

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