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  • Five questions with Francesca Brady, co-founder and chief executive of AirRated

    March 28, 2024

    Every week, Ambition A.M. passes the pen (or keyboard) to a founder eager to share the unfiltered stories fuelling Britain’s entrepreneurial spirit. This week, we spotlight Francesca Brady, co-founder and chief executive of indoor air quality certification firm AirRated.  Have you ever wondered what is in the air in your own home? Well, Brady did, [...]

  • “It’s the Champion’s League of food”: Why one Parisian is all-in on London

    March 28, 2024

    LONDON’S hospitality scene is set for another vote of confidence with the opening of a second site by iconic Parisian restaurant group Moma, this time at the Langham Hotel.  Mimosa, opening in April, will follow the arrival of Café Lapérouse in the capital, with MOMA founder Benjamin Patou keen to push into the London restaurant [...]

  • Square Mile and Me: Admiral CFO Geraint Jones on heading up the FTSE 100’s only Welsh company

    March 28, 2024

    Geraint Jones, chief financial officer at Admiral Group, takes a trip down memory lane to tell us about his career, from exercise tech to insurance.

  • Mortgages, real estate and government debt: Three things that worry the Bank of England

    March 27, 2024

    The FPC, which was established in 2013, monitors financial stability risks and tries to prevent those risks developing into threats to wider UK financial stability.

  • The Boat Race: Rowers urged to stay out of water due to E. coli

    March 27, 2024

    Celebrations for the winning teams in this year’s Boat Race have been warned not to throw their cox in the Thames, as per tradition, due to the threat of E. coli in the water. Men’s and women’s crews from Oxford and Cambridge universities will take part in the iconic Boat Race along a stretch of [...]

  • What’s On In London In April 2024

    March 27, 2024

    Spring has officially sprung in London, and while the weather is taking a little while to reflect it, Central London Alliance has pulled together a wide variety of exhibitions, shows and experiences to enjoy in the capital. Take in some of the West End’s most anticipated musical runs with a London newcomer like Hadestown, or [...]

  • Why this week’s wind power auction could be a make-or-break moment in the UK’s net zero journey

    March 27, 2024

    The success of Auction Round Six is vital to the UK's net zero ambitions

  • On the brink: Alcohol and high-achieving professional women

    March 27, 2024

    Although the word 'alcoholic' may conjure a particular stereotypical image, professional middle-aged women in their 40s and 50s are becoming more prone to addiction.

  • New London careers service should be on mayoral to-do list, says BusinessLDN

    March 27, 2024

    A new London careers service to help young people into jobs and workers to upskill should be on the to-do list of the next mayor, BusinessLDN has urged.

  • The big challenge isn’t funding public services, it’s making them productive

    March 27, 2024

    With the public sector no more efficient than it was in the late 1990s, it's time to start seriously scrutinising our public services, writes Paul Ormerod.

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