Pedestrianisation of Oxford Street enters new phase with major London consultation
The pedestrianisation of Oxford Street is no longer just a bold idea whispered around City Hall. It has arrived in…
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Disabled woman refused use of wheelchair space by mums with buggies during bus standoff
An incident involving a disabled woman refused use of wheelchair space by mums with buggies has led to widespread debate…
City of London Corporation café leases decision expected next month
The future of five cafés on City of London Corporation land is set to be determined next month after their…
65 London businesses named and shamed for failing to pay minimum wage
The latest release of the National Minimum Wage Naming Scheme has put a sharp spotlight on 65 London businesses named…
The Unofficial Apprenticeship: Thirty Years of the Student Radio Awards
Thirty years on, the Student Radio Awards have grown from a niche celebration into one of the most important nights…
Shepherd’s Bush Market redevelopment moves forward after ACV bid rejected
A bid to have Shepherd’s Bush Market in west London listed as an asset of community value (ACV) has been…
Pharmacist suspended after BBC Botox black market investigation exposes illegal sales
A pharmacist caught selling Botox without seeing patients has been suspended for 18 months after a BBC undercover investigation exposed…
Liverpool Street Station rebuild decision delayed again amid further changes
Plans to redevelop Liverpool Street Station have once again been pushed back, following further updates to the application by Network…
New Docklands Light Railway B23 Trains Withdrawn After Brake Problems
The Docklands Light Railway has temporarily withdrawn its new B23 trains just six weeks after they were introduced due to…
West London Woman Fined £1,000 Over Single Envelope Fly-Tipping Incident
A 26-year-old woman from Feltham, west London, has been fined £1,000 by Hounslow Council after placing a single cardboard envelope…
