Sigmaroc forges £150m alliance to turn its waste into ‘sustainable limestone’ July 1, 2024 London-listed raw materials group Sigmaroc said it has "forged an alliance" worth more than £100m with quarrying specialist Duo Group to produce sustainable limestone.
James Harris appointed CCO of Zodia Custody October 3, 2023 Institution-first digital asset custodian Zodia Custody has appointed James Harris as Chief Commercial Officer.
Top West Midlands police boss questions mayor’s role with Metropolitan Police June 29, 2022 One of West Midlands’ top police bosses has questioned whether the mayor of London should retain control over the Metropolitan Police, after the force was put into special measures. It comes as Sadiq Khan and the government reignited a long-running row today, with both sides pointing the finger at each other for Scotland Yard’s failures, [...]
London alcohol free bar criticises major drinks brands as ‘ignorant’ January 11, 2024 London's official Dry January bar has called out big alcohol brands for being 'ignorant' about what makes a good alcohol free drink
From Jamie Oliver to Jeremy King and Jason Atherton: Top restaurants opening in London in 2023 and beyond August 23, 2023 London may be in that strange, midsummer quiet period but the restaurant industry is already gearing up for the autumn rush, with some of the most exciting launches since the pre-Covid times lined up over the coming months. Whether it’s the iconic The Wolseley opening its second venue on King William Street in the City, [...]
London, and the UK, must seize the opportunity to lead in crypto regulation June 13, 2023 The UK tech sector is doing great in so many ways - it's time it embraces a balanced approach to crypto regulation as one of its main tenets, writes Andrew Griffiths
FCA bans London Capital & Finance boss over scandal which lost investors more than £200m February 13, 2024 The Financial Conduct Authority has fined and banned one of the former bosses of London Capital & Finance today over his role in the mini-bond scandal that left investors millions of pounds out of pocket.
There’s an app about to do to workplaces what social media did to British politics May 30, 2023 If you haven’t heard of Fishbowl, chances are your colleagues are already using the app - a bizarre combination of LinkedIn and Reddit - to air their workplace grievances, writes Eliza Filby
Bank of England, Home Office, MI5 and News Corp HQ targeted by Just Stop Oil vandalism October 31, 2022 The Bank of England was among London landmarks targeted by environment activists this morning, along with the Home Office, MI5 and headquarters of News Corp. Two Just Stop Oil demonstrators were arrested by City police outside the Bank of England, after the building was covered in orange paint. The City of London Police said the [...]
FTSE 100 close: Easing in wage growth gives London markets a lift October 17, 2023 London's FTSE indexes climbed in early trade after new figures from the Official for National Statistics showed that pay growth was beginning to ease.