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  • London’s new front door for growth opens in the Square Mile.

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    While the Square Mile is smaller than many parks, you might be surprised to know it supports 676,000 jobs and generates over £109bn of economic output a year [ONS].  Indeed, national growth happens when businesses choose to invest, when talent chooses to come in, when visitors choose to spend time, and when places make it [...]

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  • Land surrounding West Ham United’s London Stadium touted for development

    Sport Business

    Land surrounding West Ham United’s London Stadium could be developed after architects were appointed to lead a consultation over the future use of the site in Stratford. “Potential development and leisure opportunities” will be scoped out by Populous, the global firm behind the likes of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Fulham’s Riverside Stand. It comes [...]

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  • Wetherspoon boss blasts Soho’s ‘barmy’ vertical drinking crackdown

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    JD Wetherspoon boss Sir Tim Martin has blasted Westminster Council’s “barmy” curbs on vertical drinking, which he said are “inhibiting business”.  Martin, the chairman of Britain’s best-known pub chain, has waded into a row over the Council’s restrictions on so-called “vertical drinking” in Soho and an effective ban on new pubs and bars in the [...]

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  • James Cleverly: I will fight Labour’s anti-London ‘mansion tax’

    October 1, 2026

    London will be hit the hardest if Andy Burnham lowers the threshold for the ‘mansion tax’ to £1.5m – which only gets you a flat or an ordinary terraced house in many parts of the capital, says James Cleverly Andy Burnham’s Family Homes Tax is yet another attack on London. Last year, Rachel Reeves announced [...]

  • The battle to be the next Mayor of London has already begun

    September 21, 2026

    While Sadiq Khan mulls his future James Cleverly and Reform’s Laila Cunningham are vying for votes in a traditionally Labour city, says Eliot Wilson When politicians often congratulate themselves on surviving until the weekend, voters can be forgiven for losing our long-term perspective. The next election for the Mayor of London will take place on [...]

  • Sir James Cleverly: London needs its mojo back 

    September 17, 2026

    Council takeovers in Westminster and Wandsworth have offered the Tories a new confidence boost in London. Sir James Cleverly, once close to becoming party leader, speaks to Maurício Alencar about his ambition to lead the Conservatives into the next London mayoral election in 2028.  Unprompted, Sir James Cleverly insists it’s “nonsense” that London is a [...]

  • If Conservatives can win in Enfield then James Cleverly can be Mayor of London

    September 16, 2026

    Conservatives have long been told that London is write-off, but victory in Enfield has proved naysayers wrong. Now we must throw ourselves behind James Cleverly for Mayor, says Alessandro Georgiou Labour had run Enfield for 16 years when voters went to the polls on 7 May. By the end of the next day’s count, we [...]

  • Reform’s London mayor pick: I want to design London like an iPhone

    September 16, 2026

    Londoners are steadily finding out who will be on the ballot sheet for the next mayoral election in 2028. Mauricio Alencar spoke to Reform UK’s candidate Laila Cunningham about her tunnel-vision approach to getting things done.  Laila Cunningham has a simple pitch to Londoners. While, for the moment, it looks like Labour and the Tories [...]

  • How can a politician run London if they’ve never run a business?

    September 11, 2026

    Our politicians all agree on the need for economic growth, yet none of them seems to have even worked in the private sector let alone actually run a business. Should we be surprised that growth continues to elude us, asks Alex Challoner.  What do a dance producer, a lecturer in social psychology, a footballer, an [...]

  • ‘Vertical drinking’ row rumbles on in Westminster 

    September 8, 2026

    Sadiq Khan has hit out at the “breathtaking arrogance” of Westminster council, accusing the authority of ignoring public and industry opposition to its reported plans to crack down on so-called vertical drinking in the borough.  The mayor of London has slammed the council for pushing ahead with its new licensing policy, which also imposes restrictions [...]

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