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  • New 32-storey building to tower over iconic Leadenhall Market and showcase City of London’s Roman past

    March 21, 2023

    Plans to build a 32-storey tower over the City’s iconic Leadenhall Market have been given the green light by city planners.  The City of London Corporation’s planning applications sub-committee approved plans this week for the new tower that will house 27,000 sq m of new office space and will look to boost the Square Mile’s [...]

  • Square Mile embraces hybrid working and tourism as post pandemic planning applications soar 30 per cent

    March 14, 2023

    The Square Mile experienced a 30 per cent spike in planning applications during the pandemic, as investor confidence return to the City of London. The Museum of London, and new HQs for the City’s police and  law firm Hogan Lovells were among the  56 applications submitted between 2020 and 2022, it has been revealed.  The [...]

  • Law firms help drive record demand for London office space

    February 23, 2023

    Law firms, accounting firms and consultancies acquired a record 2.5m sq ft of central London office space in 2022, following a boom in the professional services sector’s revenues. London’s top services firms took up 50 per cent more office space last year than in 2021, as the sector capitalised on an “unprecedented” surge in demand, [...]

  • Chancery Lane to be closed off to cars for 18 months as Square Mile experiments with pedestrian only route

    February 13, 2023

    Chancery Lane will be closed off to cars for the next 18 months as the City of London experiments with a scheme to support pedestrians more. Sandwiched between Holborn and Fleet Street, the Square Mile’s historic road will have no access for cars after 20 February.  For 18 months, traffic restrictions will apply from 7am [...]

  • Square Mile honours WEF president and Davos head Brende with freedom of the City

    February 10, 2023

    The president of the World Economic Forum (WEF) was honoured by the Square MIle’s Corporation this week, giving him the Freedom of the City of London.  Børge Brende was honoured at a ceremony this week following the WEF’s landmark conference in Davos, Switzerland, last month. The Norwegian economist, who heads the non-profit promoting cooperation between [...]

  • Simpson’s Tavern: City of London favourite challenges winding up order as it battles closure threat

    February 9, 2023

    City chophouse Simpson’s Tavern has been successful in challenging a winding up order and will now fight the forfeiture of its historic premises.  Its boss said the victory means the business has now been reinstated and is no longer wound up – allowing it to challenge the forfeiture. This comes after Simpson’s Tavern in Cornhill, [...]

  • City of London Police investigating 14 officers for misconduct charges

    January 18, 2023

     The City of London police is investigating 14 of its officers for misconduct charges, although none are believe to be involved in any sexual offences, City A.M. can exclusively reveal.  As the smallest territorial police force in England and Wales with just 958 officers, the number of cases accounts for a relatively high proportion of [...]

  • Britain’s economic future depends on a vibrant, modern City of London

    January 3, 2023

    From climate change to the cost-of-living crisis, the City must be a part of Britain’s recovery.

  • More than 1,000 City workers evacuated after ruptured gas main

    December 20, 2022

    Firefighters evacuated around 1,300 office workers and shoppers in the City of London after a ruptured gas main on Tuesday afternoon. The London Fire Brigade said that its firefighters were attending a rupture on Seething Lane, in the heart of the Square Mile. The service said around 1,300 people had been evacuated from surrounding shops [...]

  • Square Mile goes green: Landmarks including Tower Bridge to be powered from UK solar farm

    December 16, 2022

    Square Mile landmarks including Tower Bridge, and the Barbican Centre will be powered with renewable energy from a Dorset farm, it has been revealed  The initiative which also includes , Hampstead Heath, Guildhall, Smithfield Market and the Old Bailey, will harness solar power through a £40m deal signed in 2020.  Energy provider  Voltalia has sold its electricity produced [...]

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