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  • The Debate: Should the City drop its ban on tower logos?

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    A 1911 ruling by the City of London Corporation means businesses are still unable to adorn their skyscrapers with logos. Should this change?

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  • Branding on City skyscrapers? We should let our history do the talking

    London

    The City of London has one of the most forward-looking planning departments in the country. They might not always get it right – and they certainly can’t please all of the people all of the time – but when it comes to the big picture I think they make the right calls. As a local [...]

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  • City policymakers push to end ‘old-school’ ban on tower logos

    Property

    Square Mile policymakers are ramping up pressure on the City to drop “old-school” rules which block firms from displaying logos on their buildings, in a move which they say could drive growth.  The City of London Corporation, which governs the historic financial district, has long blocked companies from displaying their logos on the top of [...]

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  • Tower of London curbs on skyscrapers ‘will cost City £1.2bn’

    September 3, 2026

    Plans to protect views of the Tower of London will cost the economy £1.2bn in lost economic output every year, the City of London Corporation has warned.  Historic England, the government’s heritage watchdog, is battling to secure a “larger uninterrupted gap of clear sky” between the medieval prison and the cluster of skyscrapers on the [...]

  • Beyond your 9-5: things to explore in the Square Mile 

    August 20, 2026

    For most, the City of London is defined by the rhythm of the working week. Offices fill from Monday to Friday, and the streets fall quiet at the weekend.  But since the pandemic that pace has changed, and incredibly the Square Mile offers so much beyond the traditional 9-5. A weekend in the City of [...]

  • Commonwealth Gold Medallists Return to the Court That Helped Inspire London

    August 3, 2026

    When Central London Alliance transformed Paternoster Square into a vibrant destination for sport, community and wellbeing with a pop-up 3×3 basketball court, it set out to demonstrate how innovative use of public spaces could inspire participation, animate central London and bring people together through sport. Now, just months later, that vision has come full circle. [...]

  • The City has the key that can unlock growth in every postcode

    July 27, 2026

    Growth depends on a stable and competitive tax system, streamlined planning and proportionate regulation and the City will work with the new government to create those conditions, says Chris Hayward Now that the Burnham government is in place, the Prime Minister’s new Cabinet inherits a formidable set of challenges: regional inequality, stretched public finances, sluggish productivity and flatlining living standards. Addressing these challenges will require sustainable growth and unleashing entrepreneurial energy across the country.   [...]

  • London Sports Festival’s 3×3 Basketball Court Scores Early Success with Basketball England Takeover

    July 23, 2026

    Central London Alliance’s London Sports Festival’s newest sporting activation has made an impressive start, as the pop-up 3×3 basketball court in Paternoster Square welcomed hundreds of participants and spectators for a successful opening day in partnership with Basketball England. Situated in the shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral, the court has transformed Paternoster Square into a [...]

  • The City doesn’t compete with Britain’s regions – it competes for them

    July 20, 2026

    The City has never been an island, it has always been a bridge, connecting Britain with the world, channelling global capital into British innovation, and driving prosperity in every corner of the country, says Dame Susan Langley As Lady Mayor of the City of London, my role is to be the ambassador for UK financial [...]

  • Top investors managing $3tn to gain access to UK infrastructure projects via AI platform

    July 14, 2026

    Top global investors managing around $3 trillion in assets will be given access to “fragmented” British infrastructure projects under plans for an AI platform designed to fix the industry’s investment woes. Both national and regional projects will be connected to trillions of global capital through the AI platform, dubbed InvestConnect, in a bid to accelerate [...]

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