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  • Mayor’s concessions to the unions over Tube strikes will cost £17m a year, say GLA Conservatives

    February 1, 2017

    Efforts to avoid a repeat of this month's hugely disruptive Tube strike will come at a hefty cost, GLA Conservatives have warned. London Underground (LU) bosses have been in fresh talks with the RMT union to try and avoid more walkouts starting at the end of this week. As part of its proposals made to both the RMT [...]

  • Severe weather warning for wind in London as forecasters warn of Arctic blast ahead

    February 1, 2017

    Hold onto your hats in the next couple of days: London is about to become blustery, after a severe weather warning was issued for parts of England and Wales, including the capital. The Met Office said a number of "potentially vigorous low pressure systems" were on the way over the next few days, which could [...]

  • There’s going to be another protest against Donald Trump in London this weekend

    February 1, 2017

    As corporate resistance to US President Donald Trump's travel ban grows, Londoners are preparing to protest against it for the second time in a week. Trump has banned visitors from seven Middle Eastern countries, and tens of thousands of protestors are expected to protest outside the US embassy in London on Saturday, calling for Theresa [...]

  • London urgently needs a new devolution deal to protect our city’s economy from Brexit risks

    February 1, 2017

    During the mayoral election, I promised City A.M. readers that I would be the most pro-business mayor London has ever seen. And I’ve spent every day of the last eight months working to keep that promise and to keep London the best place in the world to do business. I’m working with industry leaders from [...]

  • Rush-hour commuting chaos at Waterloo after two hit by trains earlier in the day

    January 31, 2017

    Those travelling from Waterloo are facing a hectic journey tonight, after two people were hit by trains between the London station and Woking. One man was hit at New Malden at around 12:30pm, while another was hit near Woking roughly 15 minutes later. Both have died. Although all lines have since been reopened, South West Trains is [...]

  • Talks get underway to avoid fresh Tube strikes after RMT union agrees to sit down with London Underground bosses

    January 31, 2017

    Fresh talks are taking place today in a late effort to avoid more strike action on the London Underground, planned for this Sunday. The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union is meeting with LU bosses at conciliation service Acas.  An RMT spokesperson said yesterday: "RMT has been available for further talks throughout the weekend and [...]

  • Mayor unveils plans to address skills shortages in London’s film industry and bump up investment

    January 31, 2017

    London mayor Sadiq Khan has announced his plans to make the capital the "world's most film-friendly city" – including the launch of a Cultural Infrastructure Plan. He will deliver a new skills strategy, alongside Creative Skillset and Film London, to identify shortages within London's film industry, establish ways into the sector for talented creatives and encourage [...]

  • Air pollution would cause more than half of Londoners to move away

    January 31, 2017

    Over 60 per cent of city dwellers have considered moving out – and in London the main reason isn't because of house prices. According to online delivery firm AnyVan.com, which polled 1,000  adults, 62 per cent of city residents have mulled a move away. And the main reasons Londoners would move away were air pollution (52 per cent) and [...]

  • Now Londoners can get breakfast delivered from UberEats

    January 31, 2017

    Lucky Londoners can get their hands on a free box of croissants this morning, thanks to UberEats and Paul. Uber's joined the breakfast club, adding a breakfast menu from several restaurants to its food delivery service. Purveyor of pastries Paul will be one of the six restaurants delivering a morning pick me up to Londoners [...]

  • More than 400 routemaster buses were recalled over door faults last month

    January 30, 2017

    Hundreds of Routemaster buses were recalled last month after experts found that rear doors on the vehicles could open while the bus is moving. 423 of the buses were taken off the streets after the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency raised concerns over the fault in December. A Transport for London spokesman told City A.M. the [...]

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