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  • Fitbug says Crossrail workers walk a heck of a lot further than your average Brit

    February 16, 2017

    It's official: MTR Crossrail workers need to be considerably fitter than the average Brit, a study revealed today. Digital wellness firm Fitbug monitored 100 workers over three months and found, on average, they walk a whopping 72 per cent further each day than the average member of public. Read more: Fitbug shares are back: Here's what's going on [...]

  • Join the debate over Britain’s vital new runway at Heathrow airport

    February 16, 2017

    What is the world’s most connected city? New York? Paris? Tokyo? No. It’s London, which last May beat all those cities to top the inaugural Global Connectivity Ranking, with 351 direct international air destinations. Then in October, London was named the world’s most powerful city – the fifth consecutive year it had topped the Global [...]

  • President of French private equity giant Ardian backs London to retain financial services dominance after Brexit

    February 15, 2017

    The president and founder of private equity giant Ardian has backed London to retain its financial services dominance after Brexit. Dominique Senequier, whose firm has around $60bn in assets, also said on Wednesday night she does not expect the exiting process to be “brutal” for the City of London. “When you have such a financial city, you have [...]

  • Colliers International names London top city of influence

    February 15, 2017

    London remains one of the most influential cities in the world despite predictions that its status would be eroded by the Brexit vote. According to a report from Colliers International, London and Paris are the most attractive cities in Europe for businesses in terms of talent, cost and location. But as London's labour laws are more relaxed [...]

  • Train services into Kings Cross and Moorgate disrupted by object caught on overhead wires

    February 15, 2017

    Trains between Stevenage and London Kings Cross and Moorgate are subject to delays this morning, because of an object caught on overhead wires at Brookmans Park. National Rail said trains may be revised or delayed by up to 20 minutes, with disruption set to continue until 11AM. NEW: Disruption between Stevenage and London Kings Cross / [...]

  • Make the Thames Estuary a hub for creativity, says Khan

    February 13, 2017

    London mayor, Sadiq Khan, has unveiled his vision for turning the Thames Estuary into a world-class hub for the arts. Included within the mayor’s “vision document” is a theatre complex in Bexley, an experiential arts centre in Woolwich, and a new production facility in Dagenham East that would be the capital’s largest film studios if completed. [...]

  • London airports soar to record months as UK shows “economic resilience” in the face of Brexit

    February 13, 2017

    Passenger numbers at London's airports continue to soar as Luton reported a 20 per cent jump for January compared to last year. London's two biggest airports also had record months, with passenger numbers at Heathrow up 4.2 per cent at 5.74m and Gatwick up 12.1 per cent with 2.8m passengers travelling through the airport. Heathrow [...]

  • More than two-thirds of the public think Heathrow expansion will signal Britain is open for business post-Brexit

    February 13, 2017

    While questions remain over how the government will address air quality concerns over Heathrow expansion, for now the public backing lies very much with the third runway taking shape. That's according to a new ComRes poll of 2,003 people – commissioned by Heathrow (who else?) – which has found more than two-thirds of the public think building a [...]

  • Tube strike threat over staffing and ticket office closures is off after the TSSA accepts London Underground deal over jobs

    February 13, 2017

    The threat of industrial action on the London Underground over jobs has come to an end, after the Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) accepted a deal. As a result, the union has called off its overtime ban. Both the TSSA and the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union had been in dispute with London Underground over [...]

  • Making housing more affordable is crucial if we’re to improve social mobility in London

    February 13, 2017

    The City of London Corporation announced last week that it will sponsor the Social Mobility Employers’ Index, a new initiative from the Social Mobility Foundation and Social Mobility Commission which ranks Britain’s top businesses on how open they are to accessing talent from all backgrounds. We are backing the Index with £70,000 of funding as [...]

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