
The streets may still be quieter than normal, but the green shoots of London’s recovery are very much in view. As Covid restrictions continue to ease, transport passenger figures and office capacity have risen, albeit from a low base.
Restaurants and pubs are bouncing back — Fuller’s, which has been hit hard by work from home guidance, reports sales have recovered to 81 per cent of 2019 pre-pandemic levels. Shoppers are pounding the streets, while even the long-delayed Elizabeth line is on schedule to open by summer.