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  • Sadiq Khan admits empty offices are a ‘big problem for central London’

    August 13, 2020

    Sadiq Khan has warned for the first time that empty offices in central London are causing a “big problem” for the economy. The mayor of London admitted that small businesses were struggling with the dramatically reduced footfall as huge numbers of people continue to work from home. He urged big firms to reconsider decisions to [...]

  • UK job vacancies see biggest weekly rise in 2020

    August 13, 2020

    The number of online job adverts has risen according to new data, despite an increasing number of people being made redundant across the UK. The total volume of online job adverts saw its biggest weekly increase in 2020 between 31 July and 7 August, data from the Office of National Statistics has revealed. Job adverts [...]

  • Sadiq Khan pleads with PM to save struggling West End

    August 13, 2020

    Sadiq Khan has called on Boris Johnson to rescue London’s West End as central London businesses struggle to rebound from the coronavirus crisis. Khan wrote to the Prime Minister today, after lobby group The New West End Company predicted that there would be a £5bn drop in retail sales for the district this year. The West [...]

  • Brits optimistic about returning to work despite safety concerns

    August 13, 2020

    British workers are largely optimistic about returning to the office, though concerns remain over whether employers will put the right safety measures in place. Just under half of UK employees said they felt positive about going back to work, while less than one in five said they felt negative, according to a new survey. The [...]

  • More than one third of A-level results downgraded as Gavin Williamson comes under fire

    August 13, 2020

    Around 35 per cent of A-level results have been downgraded by one grade, figures have revealed. The students affected will receive a lower grade than their teachers predicted due to the Joint Council for Qualifications standardising the results based on historical data. Despite this, exam watchdog Ofqual has said performance across the country has been [...]

  • London swelters in longest stretch of hot weather in almost 60 years

    August 12, 2020

    Central London has now recorded its longest stretch of high temperatures since the 1960s, as the capital enters its sixth day of hot weather. Temperatures in London today surpassed 34 degrees for the sixth day in a row — the first time it has done that since 1961, the Met Office said. It comes as [...]

  • The City is the best regulated financial centre in the world — it must shun those calling for a bonfire of regulation

    August 11, 2020

    As we approach the end of the Brexit transition period, the siren voices advocating for a bonfire of the current regulatory system grow louder.  Their argument is that regulation is costly, stifles innovation, and holds back our banks and financial institutions. They look at other jurisdictions, such as the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and in [...]

  • The future of urban transport is human-powered

    August 11, 2020

    In recent months there has been precious little to celebrate as the pandemic has taken away so much and pushed us apart into isolation.  Much of the rapid change we have had forced upon us has been negative.  But there’s one change that we can choose to make that will benefit all and create the [...]

  • Top City restaurateur explores outdoor seating in post-lockdown Square Mile

    August 10, 2020

    A top London restaurateur is preparing to launch an outdoor seating area at his venue Bank in a bid to encourage consumers to visit the Square Mile restaurant following the UK’s coronavirus lockdown. The outdoor seating plans at 1 Lombard Street, which restaurant boss Soren Jessen is preparing to submit to the City of London [...]

  • L&G boss: We must ‘break down’ the fear of using public transport

    August 10, 2020

    Legal & General chief executive Nigel Wilson said it is vital to “break down” the fear of using public transport to get workers back to the office. Wilson told City A.M.’s The City View podcast that public confidence in the safety of cities and public transport networks needs to be restored to get workers back [...]

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