FTSE 100 landowner pulls £1.5bn London shopping centre plans in row with Green council October 21, 2026 A FTSE 100-listed landowner has shelved plans for a £1.5bn shopping centre project in South London after a local Green-run council refused to co-operate with the plans. Property giant Landsec, which owns Lewisham Shopping Centre, said it is “deprioritising” its plans to redevelop the site following a row with the local authority over affordable housing. [...]
Alter Domus Appoints André Bourbonnais as Non-Executive Chair October 21, 2026 Former senior leader at BlackRock, PSP Investments, CPP Investments and La Caisse joins leading private markets fund servicer The appointment of Mr. Bourbonnais underscores Alter Domus’ position as the world’s premier global alternative asset servicer
LemFi Launches Its Biggest Product Expansion Yet Alongside a New Global Brand, ‘Ambition has no passport’ October 21, 2026 LemFi launches the biggest product expansion in its history, adding UK savings, credit, and data eSIM in 100+ destinations A rebuilt app brings transfers, savings, credit and connectivity together in one platform for people building financial lives across borders New global brand, “Ambition has no passport”, reflects LemFi’s evolution from remittances into a broader financial platform serving more than two million customers
Sapia.ai Offers Rejected Candidates an AI Career Coach, Launching Love-jection at UNLEASH Paris October 21, 2026 Unsuccessful applicants can get free guidance on their strengths and the roles that suit them
Bureau Veritas: Double Digit Total Revenue Growth in the Third Quarter of 2026 October 21, 2026 Organic revenue growth sequential improvement; 2026 outlook confirmed
How Hill Dickinson’s Everton stadium gamble redefined law’s marketing playbook October 21, 2026 Hill Dickinson is a rare law firm to gain cut through on the terraces, but its unusual approach to marketing is paying off, writes Maria Ward-Brennan It’s rare to hear a law firm’s name come up in chat among football fans, but Hill Dickinson’s was dropped while I was standing in the home end at [...]
Finalist focus: Why Aldgate City Bouldering is a top Toast tip October 21, 2026 Discover why Aldgate City Bouldering is a Toast favourite, with fresh routes, social sessions and affordable climbs in the Square Mile.
The Tories won’t win back young voters with disco nights alone October 21, 2026 The Young Conservatives have elected a new chairman but his role is utterly meaningless unless the party adopts policies that will actually help young people, like ditching the triple lock, says Oliver Dean If I asked the dutiful readers of City AM to name the most consequential election in history, their minds would likely leap [...]
The far left is peddling snake oil on rental housing October 21, 2026 Hammering landlords with building safety rules, the Renters’ Rights Act and tax rises hampers new supply and drives up rents. But Britain’s hopeful TikTok prime minister could take a different direction in a bid to drive growth, says Andrew Teacher For many Jewish Londoners, the Green Party’s vote on Zionism on 4 October consigned the [...]
Newcastle United: MP denies rowing back on Saudi criticism after accepting £5k freebies October 21, 2026 Newcastle MPs have been urged to stop accepting hospitality and gifts from Newcastle United amid concerns it has softened their criticism of the club’s Saudi owners. Dame Chi Onwurah, Labour MP for Newcastle Central and West, was a vociferous critic of the Saudi regime before in recent years taking tickets and hospitality from the club. [...]