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City to decide on Bank Junction changes

The City of London Corporation is later today (20 June ) to vote on whether to retain or remove Black Cab restrictions at Bank...
London

A planning application for the 60 Gracechurch Street scheme is reportedly expected to be submitted this summer.

New images have been published for a proposed 36-storey office block in the City of London. 60 Gracechurch Street, which is next to the Walkie...
London

‘Redesign’ of Liverpool Street Station plans receives 2,000+ objections

Changes are being made to the £1.5 billion Liverpool Street Station plans after more than 2,000 objections were submitted against the scheme. Trade title...
Crime

London council warns residents’ data may have been compromised by cyber attack

A London council has warned residents their personal data may have been compromised after a healthcare provider was hit by a cyber attack. The City...
Community

Designs for new park and play space near St Paul’s Cathedral revealed

New images have been published showing initial designs for a public square to be created by St Paul’s Cathedral. The mock-ups of Greyfriars Square also...
London

Councillors recommend not letting black cabs back into Bank Junction on weekdays

Calls for Bank Junction to be fully reopened to black cabs have taken a hit after a City of London committee recommended keeping the...
Housing

Councillors call on Michael Gove to decide London Wall West scheme

City of London councillors have urged Levelling up Secretary Michael Gove to call in and decide a controversial redevelopment scheme on the edge of...
London

Residents rally against proposed changes to City of London voting system

Residents in the only London borough where businesses get to vote in local elections have warned against any reforms that would give them less...
Finance

Barbican Centre’s £451m bill ‘elephant in the room’ as City sets budget

A senior City of London politician described the Barbican Centre’s £451 million ‘essential works’ bill as the ‘elephant in the room’ as the authority...
Education

Police and students to potentially move into buildings earmarked for demolition

Two iconic buildings on the corner of the Barbican estate are potentially to be occupied by the City of London Police and School for...
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