Council officers said they also received complaints about renditions of Dire Straits’ Sultans of Swing and Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton’s Islands in the Stream booming from the home
From flexi-working to corporate culture, our first Recovery Board debate examined how Covid has put workplace revolution on the agenda. Let’s make a change, says Jim Armitage
London can rise again but we should not return to the status quo, we must use this opportunity to plan for a better future
The Mayor urged Londoners not to ‘take their foot off the pedal’
Across the NHS in England, more than 4.5m are awaiting treatment, including 224,000 who have waited more than 12 months
Cases are down 25% in a week but public health chiefs want Londoners to drive rates down further
Just one of the nine original protesters is believed to still be underground, HS2 said
On Friday Transport for London set out a plan it said would “reduce road danger in the area”.
The train was stopping at Eden Park station and travelling at around 25 mph when the victim was struck.
The decision could send shockwaves through Uber’s business model and the operations of similar companies
Capital hit ‘disproportionately’ through 11 months of lockdowns and restrictions, leaders say
‘I again urge all Londoners to have the vaccine as soon as you are offered it. It is safe and it will save lives’
The fatberg is said to have smelled like composting festival toilets and rotten meat
The number of women in paid work for five or fewer hours each week doubled to 15% in the last quarter, think tank Centre for London has found
Figures show 25 boroughs saw confirmed cases fall by at least 40% in a week
The figures come as Boris Johnson prepares to announce his road map out of lockdown on Monday
Detective Sergeant Darren Barker joined Scotland Yard in 1992
“After almost three weeks underground I am coming up. This means there will be more food for the others so they can resist for longer”, Rory was quoted as saying.
He said a mixture of more widespread mask wearing in the UK and the way West End theatres were built should help London’s famous venues to reopen first