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  • Mums could boost London economy by £16bn with more flexible working

    September 27, 2016

    A lack of flexible work for stay-at-home mums is costing the capital up to £16bn in lost economic activity every year, a new report has found. Over three quarters of stay-at-home mums in London would go back to work if there were more flexible options, according a survey by Digital Mums and the Centre for Economics and [...]

  • Government cycle safety campaign from THINK! provokes backlash – from cyclists

    September 27, 2016

    A new cycle safety video from THINK! has sparked a backlash on Twitter from cyclists and motorists alike. THINK!, which is run by the Department for Transport and promotes road safety, highlighted the dangers posed to cyclists by lorries turning left at junctions in a video shared on Twitter. But the film received an immediate [...]

  • City Giving Day: Community investment is a win-win for business and society

    September 27, 2016

    UBS has operated a community investment programme in London for over 30 years. Never has it, and others like it, been more relevant. The relevance is driven by need; by the state of the UK and indeed of the world today; and by the now demonstrable proposition that companies undertaking such activity benefit both themselves [...]

  • London SMEs have ranked as the second highest savers nationally, pipped only to the post by the east of England

    September 26, 2016

    London SMEs are the second highest savers into business saving accounts, having an average of £829,000 stashed away, according to research released yesterday. However, the Hampshire Trust Bank study also found that SMEs in the east of England have overtaken London SMEs since last year to be named the biggest savers, with an average of [...]

  • London transport disruption: Commuters facing delays on Bakerloo Line after person killed by train

    September 26, 2016

    The Bakerloo Line has been suspended in central London after a person was struck by a train at Oxford Circus station earlier this afternoon. There is no service on the line between Elephant & Castle and Paddington "due to a person on the track", Transport for London said. https://twitter.com/bakerlooline/status/780401450795036672 British Transport Police said they were called to Oxford [...]

  • Northern Line Night Tube to launch on Friday 18 November – reports

    September 26, 2016

    The Northern Line Night Tube is reportedly set to launch on Friday 18 November. A BBC journalist tweeted that Tube staff have been informed of the start date. NEW: Tube staff have been told Northern line night tube will start Friday 18th November. Nothing official yet. — Tom Edwards (@BBCTomEdwards) September 26, 2016 However, a [...]

  • Under the influence with The 7th Chamber

    September 26, 2016

    EVER heard of PewDiePie? How about Zoella? Between them these so-called “influencers” command over 100m subscribers across myriad social media platforms. It was never going to be long before advertisers and marketers saw the potential to use the organic reach of social media sensations to promote their customers’ products. Now exists an industry dedicated to [...]

  • The founders of Syft explain how they’re saving clients 55 per cent – and why there’s an upper limit to Lionel Richie

    September 26, 2016

    Two Christmases ago, Jack Beaman experienced something of an intervention. “I’d been out of work for six months, and a group of friends sat me down and asked me what I was actually going to do with my life.” Fortunately, he’d spent that time cooking up a business idea. “As a student, like a lot [...]

  • Five points the City needs government to heed during Brexit negotiations

    September 26, 2016

    To a huddle of European journalists, Jens Weidmann, president of the Bundesbank, claimed that Frankfurt could be attractive and would welcome newcomers. This is of course just the latest marketing attempt by our competing continental financial centres wanting take some of the City’s business. But how does the City respond? We are of course used to [...]

  • Startups are swelling the ranks of UK businesses

    September 26, 2016

    The number of VAT registered businesses in the UK has hit an all-time high of 2.1m, up four per cent from 2m last year. The rise has been driven by the thriving national startup economy, according to accountancy group UHY Hacker Young. The number of businesses in the UK per capita has meanwhile recovered to [...]

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