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.
When a Building Reminds You Why You Love Your Job Destination City Every so often, a project comes along that captures the essence of why working in and for a great city is such a privilege. The opening of the new hub by Premier Inn by Whitbread in Farringdon at the Old Bailey is one of those moments that we now encounter quite frequently in the City, [...]
Sir Devonshire Square: A new hotel embodying the City’s spirit Destination City Sir Devonshire Square: A new hotel embodying the City’s spirit Devonshire Square sits at the meeting point of Shoreditch’s creative energy and the City’s commercial core. Just two minutes from Liverpool Street station, Britain’s busiest by footfall, it offers a unique blend of history and modern vibrancy. Its restaurants and bars, including Cinnamon Kitchen, KöD [...]
London’s history revisited: the incredible St. Bart’s Hospital restoration December 4, 2025 The City of London is where London began – founded by the Romans as Londinium around 47 AD, it’s the oldest part of the capital. It is a place where history is made; where Shakespeare lived and worked, where the London Stock Exchange took root, shaping global finance. And with more than 600 listed buildings, [...]