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  • The knifemakers going a cut above

    September 30, 2025

    From social media influencers to top chefs, artisan knives are slicing across the UK’s culinary scene. Carys Sharkey meets the makers behind the metal Translucent wafers of sea bass are topped with diaphanous slivers of grape; chives are chopped into oblivion; and steak is sliced bloody. If you’ve spent any time watching social media chefs, [...]

  • Ruffer co-founder retires after 30 years at investment firm

    September 30, 2025

    Jonathan Ruffer, co-founder of the Ruffer investment firm, will step down as chair at the end of the year, after more than three decades at the London-based business. Henry Maxey, Ruffer’s co-chief investment officer, will become chair from the start of next year, in addition to his other position. The firm, which manages £19bn of [...]

  • London tops European cities growth index again as Liverpool moves up the ranks

    September 29, 2025

    London has held on to its spot at the top of a closely watched index of European cities as other UK destinations move up the ranks. The capital has once again ranked number one on the 25th edition of the European Cities Growth Index (ECGI), an annual review of demand for property put together by [...]

  • Celebrating Sports in Aldgate: Padel Table Tennis Extended, Bucketball Triumphs

    September 26, 2025  |  City Talk

    London, 26 September 2025 – Central London Alliance’s London Sports Festival, in partnership with Aldgate Connect BID, is thrilled to announce the extension of the padel table tennis installation at Tower Suites Walkway. Originally scheduled to close on 28 September, the installation will now run until 26 October 2025, giving Londoners and visitors even more [...]

  • Losses widen at owner of scandal-hit The Groucho Club

    September 26, 2025

    Losses have widened at the owner of The Groucho Club in London despite its turnover rising during its latest financial year. The Groucho Club is one of London’s most famous private members’ clubs and has been going since 1985. The Soho venue was founded a a more relaxed alternative to traditional gentlemen’s clubs and has [...]

  • Big name, big pay, even bigger hours: Welcome to City law firms

    September 25, 2025

    The salaries of junior lawyers is a topic that sparks headlines, adding even bigger sparks to debates over 20-something-year-olds pocketing hefty wage packages. However, considering the hours they work and what is expected of them, the money is earned. US firms, many of which now dominate London, not only compete over lawyer rates but also [...]

  • London hot on New York’s heels as financial centre race ramps up

    September 25, 2025

    London is now within a whisker of ousting New York as the world’s leading financial hub, fresh rankings reveal, but risks remain over the capital’s fintech prospects. The City was chomping at the heels of the Big Apple with just a singular rating point between the two. New York once more topped the rankings in [...]

  • Fashion Frenzee Closes London Fashion Week with a Powerful Celebration of Conscious Fashion

    September 24, 2025  |  City Talk

    London, 24 September 2025 – Fashion Frenzee brought London Fashion Week to a dynamic finale on Monday evening, uniting designers, artists, fashion lovers, and changemakers in the historic Guildhall Art Gallery, transforming the City of London Corporation’s iconic venue into a runway of creativity, innovation and sustainable spirit. The pioneering event, delivered by Central London [...]

  • Brits forced to raid savings in order to cope with financial uncertainty

    September 23, 2025

    The strain of the cost of living crisis combined with ongoing wider economic problems has forced Brits to change both their spending and savings habits in order to remain financially stable. According to the latest survey from St James’s Place, 18 per cent of 8,000 respondents have had to dip into their savings, while 41 [...]

  • Can late-night dining ever return to London restaurants?

    September 23, 2025

    With more and more London restaurants banking on earlier reservations, Carys Sharkey asks whether after hours dining is a relic of London’s past Is late-night dining in London dying at the hands of tee-totalling park runners, or is it having a resurgence driven by their collective hospitality nemesis? The diagnosis is polarised and necessarily hesitant. [...]

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