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  • City chairman: Britain’s growth ambitions need a planning system that can keep up

    Opinion

    Protecting heritage does not always mean preventing change, writes Chris Hayward ahead of the publication of the City Plan 2040.

    Historic ship sailing past Londons Tower Bridge and The Shard skyscraper on the River Thames.
  • The City’s contribution cannot be taken for granted

    Opinion

    Growth in London or the regions is not a zero-sum game. The success of the City is good for the whole country, writes Chris Hayward.

    Low-angle view of the Cheesegrater skyscraper in the City of London against a blue sky with wispy clouds.
  • Ministers back City skyscraper plans after Tower of London row

    Property

    Ministers have given the greenlight to plans that will allow skyscrapers to be built in the area surrounding the Tower of London, ruling that proposals set out by the City of London corporation will do enough to protect the site’s Unesco status.  Housing minister Matthew Pennycook said on Thursday he will withdraw his objections to [...]

    Historic Tower of London under clear blue sky, showcasing iconic medieval architecture and stone walls, attracting tourist...
  • Whoever’s our next PM, please let the City help you

    June 28, 2026

    No matter who inhabits 10 and 11 Downing Street, the City Corporation is ready to help drive growth, writes Chris Hayward.

  • City policy chairman: 10 years on from Brexit, the UK still needs the EU

    June 1, 2026

    The impact of Brexit on the City has been more nuanced than many predicted, but the fundamental reality endures: we still need each other.

  • UK carbon markets stand to get an AI boost

    May 4, 2026

    The connection between AI growth and carbon market demand is one the UK is well positioned to act on, writes Chris Hayward.

  • The UK has earned Japan’s respect – let’s use it to build our economy

    April 20, 2026

    Japan holds a deep respect for the UK and is eager to strengthen our relationship further, writes Chris Hayward fresh back from Osaka.

  • MIPIM: The Cannes real estate conference shaping the London skyline

    March 2, 2026

    The City of London Corporation's presence at MIPIM is as strategic as it is promotional, and will help shape the City skyline.

  • City chairman: Reports of London’s death have been greatly exaggerated

    February 16, 2026

    Despite many claims to the contrary, what's happening in London today is not stagnation, but renaissance writes Chris Hayward.

  • City of London confirms major funding for housing upgrades

    December 12, 2025

    The City of London has confirmed funding for upgrades to its housing stock across the Square Mile and six London boroughs.  The Corporation, which manages 1,800 social rented homes as well as 900 leasehold properties across London, has allocated £152m from the City’s Fund to support the major works programme, which totals £211m.  The decision [...]

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