London reports zero Covid deaths as city dwellers enjoy new freedoms from today March 29, 2021 No Covid-related deaths have been recorded in London, according to official figures, as small outdoor gatherings were allowed for the first time today.
15-minute parks: Why every Londoner should have access to green space June 17, 2024 The next government should commit to making sure everyone has access to green space within a 15-minute walk of their home, says the National Trust’s Hilary McGrady People who live or work in a city like London experience many benefits, but it can feel stressful and hectic. That’s why urban green spaces, such as the [...]
Explainer: Are Michael Gove’s threats to developers working? March 16, 2023 This morning, we broke the news that residential developer Telford Homes was ready to sign Michael Gove’s cladding pledge. Just hours later, the developer officially capitulated and signed. These developments indicate that Gove’s threats, after all, are working. Monday was the official deadline for signing the legally binding contract. Thirty-nine developers accepted their responsibility to [...]
So much for the pandemic exodus: Home sellers’ confidence grows while WFH drives suburb popularity June 9, 2021 London has brushed off fears its population plan to leave en-masse, however home working has influenced where workers would like to live in the capital. Much has been made of the ‘London exodus’; the idea being that professionals who are no longer obligated to sit at a desk for five days per week would rather [...]
Rare sighting: UK homecare provider mulls summer listing June 11, 2024 Hales Group, a provider of homecare in the UK, is considering floating on London's AIM market this summer.
Could living in the City of London become popular? May 20, 2023 The race is heating up for the smartest City of London living – Adam Bloodworth looks at the competition Crypts, former gladiatorial jousting grounds, dozens of gorgeous old pubs and even more shiny glass buildings: the City of London is an under-visited district rich with cultural things to do. We should frankly all spend more [...]
Exclusive: Home REIT investors draw up plans for ‘landlord of last resort’ as tenants collapse March 24, 2023 Investors in beleaguered social housing investor Home REIT are drawing up plans for a ‘landlord of last resort’ as the firm’s cash dries up and its tenant base collapses, City A.M. has learned.
Apple employees hit back over return to the office June 7, 2021 Apple employees are pushing back against chief executive Tim Cook’s plans for a widespread return to the office. In a company-wide memo last week Cook said staff must return to the office for three days a week from September, with some teams required to come back in four or five days. But staff have launched [...]
Home REIT delays accounts again after rent trouble revelations January 19, 2023 Beleaguered property investor Home REIT has delayed the publication of its full-year accounts until beyond the end of January as it scrambles to get its books in order following revelations about the instability of its rental income and dilapidated property portfolio. Home REIT, which suspended trading on the London Stock Exchange after delaying its full [...]
Business chiefs urge Boris Johnson to speed up return to office review March 5, 2021 The bosses of some of London’s top businesses have urged Boris Johnson to accelerate a review that will determine when people can return to the office. The government is set to carry out a review of Covid safety measures such as one-metre social distancing and mask-wearing that will pave the way for a return to [...]