Shawbrook’s £2bn London IPO Marks Largest UK Listing in Four Years
London’s stock market received a significant boost on Thursday as small business lender Shawbrook Group made its debut on the…
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Bromley’s Petts Wood among least deprived areas of England
The Bromley neighbourhood of Petts Wood has been named one of the least deprived areas in England, according to new…
134% Shoplifting Increase Across Greater London Prompts Charity Shops to Strengthen Security
Shoplifting and theft have sharply increased across Greater London, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).…
Kew Gardens riverside walking path to reopen
After many delayed repairs, a section of path new Kew Gardens in West London will now finally reopen on 8th…
Live Facial Recognition Use to be expanded in London
The Met Police will scale up Live Facial Recognition use after reporting no false arrests and over 900 arrests linked…
The Renters’ Rights Act: A New Era for England’s Private Rented Sector
The Renters’ Rights Act has officially received Royal Assent, marking one of the most significant reforms to England’s private rented…
Ofcom criticises O2 over going ‘against the spirit’ of new pricing rules
Ofcom, the UK’s media regulator, based in Southwark, has criticised mobile operator O2 for increasing its prices by more than…
30% of small businesses expect to shrink or close in the next 12 months
Almost one in three UK small businesses are expected to shrink or close, according to the Federation of Small Business…
Grow London Global launches biggest-ever entrepreneur cohort
Grow London Global has launched its largest-ever cohort of scaling businesses, uniting 147 of the UK’s most ambitious companies to…
Bexley Pothole row reaches Parliament
A political row over pothole repairs in Bexley has intensified after it was raised in parliament, with both local and…
