By: Nina Edy

I am the social media assistant at City A.M., creating a buzz around news stories written by the team. I am particularly interested in using analytics to establish trends and keep the conversation flowing.

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Three at 3: The three stories you need to read right now

August 19, 2016

It’s Friday afternoon – so why bother trawling the internet for something to read? We’ve done the legwork for you, and put together the top three stories of the day in bite size form, just to make your life that bit easier. Check out our three at three. All aboard: The Night tube has finally [...]
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August 19, 2016

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Night Tube finally arrives today: Here’s everything we know

August 19, 2016

After months of umming and ahh-ing, London’s long-awaited Night Tube launches today (hurrah). Transport for London (TfL) first unveiled plans for a 24-hour Tube service in September 2014 – the bright idea of then-Mayor of London Boris Johnson. But the service has been delayed by a year, due to conflicts over pay and conditions with the RMT Union. TFL [...]
All aboard: Here are four ways London will benefit from the Night Tube

August 18, 2016

London will join a handful of cities and make history when it finally launches its long overdue night tube services tomorrow. The service has been delayed by a year, thanks to conflicts over pay and conditions with the RMT Union. Over half a million people use the Tube after 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays – [...]
Three at 3: The three stories you need to read right now

August 18, 2016

We’ve done the legwork for you, and put together the top three stories of the day in bite size form, to make your life that bit easier. Time for a coffee break? Check out our three at three. What Brexit? We’re going shopping Despite all the the reports of the effects Brexit could have on [...]
Three at 3: The three stories you need to read right now

August 17, 2016

We’re officially halfway through the working week – to celebrate, we’ve put together the top three stories of the day in bite-size form, just to make your life that bit easier. Time for a coffee break? Check out our three at three. Corbyn has some explaining to do After revealing his plans to re-nationalise and [...]
Three at 3: The three stories you need to read right now

August 16, 2016

We’ve done the legwork for you, and put together the top three stories of the day in bite size form, just to make your life that bit easier. Time for a coffee break? Check out our three at three. You’ll never guess who’s in charge In PM Theresa May’s absence a senior minister has been [...]
Three at 3: The three stories you need to read right now

August 15, 2016

It’s Monday afternoon – need we say say more? So why bother trawling the internet for something to read? We’ve done the legwork for you, and put together the top three stories of the day in bite size form, just to make your life that bit easier. Check out our three at three. Lots of [...]
No, temperatures in London will not hit 30 degrees this week – but there’s an extra 450m litres of water on standby

August 15, 2016

Londoners will avoid sweltering in 30 degree heat this week, the Met office has confirmed – though temperatures will reach a maximum of 28 degrees on Tuesday and Wednesday. The mercury won’t rise above the peak we experienced last month, when the UK basked in the hottest day of the year on 19 July, with [...]
Three at 3: The three stories you need to read right now

August 12, 2016

It’s Friday afternoon – so why bother trawling the internet for something to read? We’ve done the legwork for you, and put together the top three stories of the day in bite size form, just to make your life that bit easier. Check out our three at three. Here kitty, kitty: Cats are taking over [...]

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