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Jonathan Prynn
Jonathan Prynn is the Evening Standard’s award winning Consumer Business Editor, covering a huge range of news stories from property, retail and the economy, to restaurants and travel. He has previously worked at The Times and the Sunday Telegraph and has lived in London since the late Eighties with spells in Islington, Wandsworth, Holland Park and Hammersmith.
Oxford Street’s green renaissance as radical new plans revealed
A 150m-long section of Oxford Street is to be closed to vehicles by the end of the year effectively cutting ‘London’s high street’ in two
Hospo chiefs say lockdown reopening delay ‘like cancelling Xmas again’
The impact is likely to be the worst for central London where businesses had been hoping for a return of office workers to boost spending
‘Sheer terror’ as our reporter is first to try the 115ft-high Sky Pool
The number of swimmers at any one time in the Sky Pool is, disconcertingly, limited to 19.
Families are families: Edward’s take on Harry and Meghan row
UK-US travel must resume by July 4, industry bosses urge
Anger mounts at holiday mayhem
Wave of cancelled breaks as confusion grows over traffic light rating system
Kane’s Euro hopes as England captain says: ‘We’re ready for anything’
The Spurs striker says his teammates are ‘ready for anything’ at this summer’s Euros
£1m+ homes to go on sale this week in London’s tallest block of flats
Two ‘sky villas’ at the top of the 53-storey block are expected to sell for more than £10 million each.
First residents move into multi-billion pound Battersea Power Station
After decades lying derelict and billions of pounds of investment, the first residents have finally moved into the Thirties riverside icon once known as the Everest of real estate
London booms back to life as indoor dining gets green light
Indoor dining gets green light as bookings go ‘off the scale’
London offices over half full for first time since start of pandemic
But the average worker is predicted to spend one day a week extra working from home
‘Get back to the office’: Leading entrepreneur calls time on WFH
London offices are on the brink of reaching the ‘half full’ landmark as staff gradually return to their desks