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  • Boris Johnson says Uber drivers must pass black cab style Knowledge test

    June 24, 2015

    Fresh from his expletive-ridden verbal tussle with a cabbie, the Mayor of London has come out on the side of London's black cab drivers in their rivalry with Uber. Boris Johnson has promised Knowledge style tests and language requirements for Uber drivers who London's traditional taxi drivers believe should be better regulated. Speaking at the [...]

  • London’s cyclists will continue to die until decisive action is taken

    June 24, 2015

    The latest cyclist casualty figures from TfL look like good news. Cyclist deaths and serious injuries appear to have gone down at the same time as the number of people in London cycling – especially commuting into the centre – is increasing.   And yet the number of cyclists killed or suffering life-changing injuries in [...]

  • Goldsmith gets go-ahead from voters to run for London Mayor

    June 23, 2015

    Zac Goldsmith has officially joined the race for City Hall after voters in his constituency voted overwhelmingly in favour of him running to replace Boris Johnson. Goldsmith, who has been an MP for Richmond Park since 2010, announced his intention to run last week, but said that he would only throw his hat into the [...]

  • Women build bridges across gender divide

    June 23, 2015

    WOMEN make up only six per cent of UK engineers – but that hasn’t stopped these London engineers from joining a male-dominated workforce, building everything from the Shard to Crossrail. Yesterday marked the second-ever National Women in Engineering Day, to highlight the lack of female engineers. This is bad news for business, according to a [...]

  • Mix it up: Nothing beats a hotel for glamour and good conversation

    June 23, 2015

    London’s best hotel bars can be intimidating places. A wasted youth of chatting about real ale (before it was fashionable) at town hall festivals didn’t prepare me for the pomp of a decent hotel bar. Years ago, I just about got through the door of the American Bar at The Savoy dressed in my best [...]

  • Mayor of London hopeful Sol Campbell is an average Londoner who doesn’t own an Oyster Card

    June 23, 2015

    After having presented himself as a different option from other candidates in his bid to become the mayor of London, Sol Campbell has revealed he may not be quite the average-Joe he claims to be after admitting he does not own an Oyster Card. In an interview with LBC radio station, the multi-millionaire explained to [...]

  • From the Shard to Crossrail: 5 female engineers who are shaping the future of London

    June 23, 2015

    Women make up only six per cent of UK engineers – but that hasn’t stopped these London engineers from joining a male-dominated workforce, building everything from the Shard to Crossrail. Tuesday marked the second-ever National Women in Engineering Day, to highlight the lack of female engineers. This is bad news for business, according to a [...]

  • From the Shard to Crossrail: Five female engineers shaping the future of London

    June 23, 2015

    Women make up only six per cent of UK engineers – but that hasn’t stopped these London engineers from joining a male-dominated workforce, building everything from the Shard to Crossrail. Today marked the second-ever National Women in Engineering Day, to highlight the lack of female engineers. This is bad news for business, according to a [...]

  • Tube strike could lead to more home working disputes: How businesses should plan around disruption

    June 23, 2015

    London is braced for the worst tube disruption in a decade next month if Tube workers and their unions decide to go ahead with planned strike action. For some employers in the City and elsewhere, this could lead to more workplace disputes if employees abuse permission given to work from home.   The always-on culture of [...]

  • Yes, London is finally getting a Night Tube, but we’re way behind other European capitals

    June 23, 2015

    As of this autumn, Londoners will be able to take the train home any time of night. Although this is welcomed by travellers, the UK will hardly be the first EU country with a Night Tube.  Of the 18 EU capitals that have a metro system, more than half already run either through the night [...]

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