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By: Andy Silvester

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  • Taking off: City Airport chief on the return of business travel and the future of the Square Mile

    September 27, 2021

    It’s been a quiet 18 months at London City airport, the Docklands-located airfield beloved of City slickers jetting into Canary Wharf and the Square Mile. Thankfully for chief executive Robert Sinclair, however, those days now look increasingly as if they are over for good. “We’ve certainly seen a material increase in passenger volumes from July [...]

  • Exclusive: Business bookings up two-thirds as Eurostar gears up for recovery

    September 24, 2021

    Eurostar’s boss hailed the return of the business market as new figures showed a significant uptick in September bookings. Business travel was up 62 per cent in the first two weeks of September on the fortnight before, as a gradual loosening of travel restrictions and the return of in-person meetings drove increased passenger numbers. Jacques [...]

  • Russ Shaw’s London Tech Week Diary: Londoners the secret sauce

    September 23, 2021

    London Tech Week – the showcase of all things innovative – is back. Each day this week, Tech London Advocates and Global Tech Advocates boss Russ Shaw CBE will write for us reflecting on the jamboree. Here’s day four. The fourth day of London Tech Week has been a celebration of the unique element behind [...]

  • Russ Shaw’s Tech Week Diary: When the chips are down

    September 23, 2021

    London Tech Week – the showcase of all things innovative – is back. Each day this week, Tech London Advocates and Global Tech Advocates boss Russ Shaw CBE will write for us reflecting on the jamboree. Here’s day three. During Day 3 of London Tech Week, we heard from experts at the centre of an [...]

  • Covent Garden al fresco to stay as Council considers long-term future for Soho

    September 15, 2021

    Covent Garden’s al fresco revival is set to continue after Westminster City Council approved a continuation of the outdoor dining scheme that has proven a lifeline for hospitality businesses in the area. And whilst the road closures that allowed Soho to become an outdoor festival over recent months will come to an end on September [...]

  • Thriving in tough times: Keeping your finances in order

    September 14, 2021

    The past year has shown us all the unpredictability of life. No-one could have foreseen the ongoing impact of Covid-19 on people’s health, employment, and the wider economic landscape. Of course, nobody wants to go through another period like this – but we, of course, may. Here, we look at how you can plan ahead [...]

  • Measuring the real cost of university – and getting ready to fund it

    September 14, 2021

    September is always an emotional month for millions of households – with youngsters leaving the nest to head off to an exciting new chapter of their lives at university. Graduates earn around £10,000 more a year than those who don’t go to university, according to UK government figures1. University students also learn to become independent, [...]

  • Pension pots: How much is enough?

    September 14, 2021

    As you approach retirement, one of the biggest questions you’re likely to have is, “Have I saved enough?” There’s no golden rule for how much money you’ll need in retirement, as much will depend on when you retire, what you plan to do in retirement, and how long you live. However, having a rough idea [...]

  • Mayor ‘ready’ to work with Westminster Council to maintain al fresco ‘lifeline’ for hospitality businesses

    August 27, 2021

    Sadiq Khan has said he is “ready” to work with Westminster Council and local residents to maintain traffic-free roads in Soho. Cars have been barred from much of the capital’s oldest entertainment hub since the end of the first Covid-19 lockdown, with bars and restaurants setting up on the pedestrianised streets. But Westminster City Council [...]

  • End of the road: Soho’s al fresco festival to end in September

    August 26, 2021

    It has been one of the few positives to come out of the Covid-19 pandemic, but as the virus recedes it appears so will Soho’s al fresco revival. Westminster City Council has informed businesses that traffic will be re-introduced to Soho’s streets at the end of September, bringing to an end the weekend and evening [...]

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