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  • Ireland to tighten coronavirus rules after spike in cases

    August 18, 2020

    Ireland will “significantly” tighten Covid-19 rules following a spike in confirmed coronavirus cases over the past two weeks. It comes after the country’s health minister Stephen Donnelly confirmed there had been 190 new cases today. Ireland previously held one of the lowest infection rates in Europe, but its 14-day rolling average has risen from four [...]

  • Face masks to be mandatory in French workplaces

    August 18, 2020

    It will be compulsory to wear face masks in most French workplaces from 1 September, a government official has confirmed. The new rules will likely be implemented in shared indoor workspaces, such as offices and factories, as the country’s coronavirus rate continues to increase. The number of Covid-19 patients in hospitals in France remains low, [...]

  • How PwC is welcoming staff back into the office safely

    August 18, 2020

    The office still has an important role to play in society, the chairman of Big Four auditor PwC believes, as his staff seek to return to their desks after months spent at their kitchen tables.  Kevin Ellis, chairman of PwC tells City A.M. that while the firm has adjusted to remote working the office still [...]

  • London advocacy groups call for Waterloo and City Tube line to reopen

    August 17, 2020

    London lobby groups have called for the reopening of the Waterloo and City Tube line to help increase the number of people going back to their offices. The shuttle service – which travels between Bank and Waterloo stations – is the only Tube line still not operating, after Transport for London (TfL) restricted public transport [...]

  • Sadiq Khan allies claim Number 10 is trying to weaken City Hall

    August 16, 2020

    Allies of Sadiq Khan are worried the government is making a concerted attempt to transfer power away from City Hall. The mayor of London has had a series of conflicts with the government, beginning with a set of conditions placed on a £1.6bn TfL bailout from the government. The terms of the bailout saw Boris [...]

  • Brits optimistic about returning to work despite safety concerns

    August 13, 2020

    British workers are largely optimistic about returning to the office, though concerns remain over whether employers will put the right safety measures in place. Just under half of UK employees said they felt positive about going back to work, while less than one in five said they felt negative, according to a new survey. The [...]

  • The future of urban transport is human-powered

    August 11, 2020

    In recent months there has been precious little to celebrate as the pandemic has taken away so much and pushed us apart into isolation.  Much of the rapid change we have had forced upon us has been negative.  But there’s one change that we can choose to make that will benefit all and create the [...]

  • Top City restaurateur explores outdoor seating in post-lockdown Square Mile

    August 10, 2020

    A top London restaurateur is preparing to launch an outdoor seating area at his venue Bank in a bid to encourage consumers to visit the Square Mile restaurant following the UK’s coronavirus lockdown. The outdoor seating plans at 1 Lombard Street, which restaurant boss Soren Jessen is preparing to submit to the City of London [...]

  • London restaurants urge Sadiq Khan to drop congestion charge

    August 10, 2020

    London’s restaurants and bars have called on Sadiq Khan to drop the congestion charge and encourage public transport use to boost visitor numbers following months of coronavirus lockdown.  In a letter signed by top chefs and restaurateurs, including St John’s co-founder Trevor Gulliver, Angela Hartnett and D&D London’s David Loewi, the industry has urged Khan [...]

  • L&G boss: We must ‘break down’ the fear of using public transport

    August 10, 2020

    Legal & General chief executive Nigel Wilson said it is vital to “break down” the fear of using public transport to get workers back to the office. Wilson told City A.M.’s The City View podcast that public confidence in the safety of cities and public transport networks needs to be restored to get workers back [...]

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