Belfast Half Edges Closer to Sell Out for 10 Year Celebration It's set to be another sell out year for the 10th anniversary of the Mash Direct Belfast City Half Marathon Belfast Live · Jul 8, 2023
Every Championship transfer deal as Cardiff City and Swansea City get busy and Leeds United, Southampton and West Brom left standing Cardiff City and Swansea City's rivals have had indifferent starts to their summer recruitment Wales Online · Jul 8, 2023
Women's stories decorate interface dividing Derry estates in new peace project The interface between Bishop Street and the Fountain estate in Derry city has been given a facelift Belfast Live · Jul 7, 2023
Why are the kings of crypto setting up shop in London? If you thought the blockchain game was up, think again. With a raft of new rules for digital assets in the pipeline, Gavin Haynes examines the ways our city is sitting pretty as the future home of the crypto universe Evening Standard · Jul 7, 2023
CMC dealt blow as finance chief quits to join rival With CEO Lord Cruddas somewhat distracted by politics, some in the City may fear CMC lacks high-level leadership Evening Standard · Jul 7, 2023
Banks recognise savers need more help accessing best rates, says City regulator The Financial Conduct Authority said it had held a ‘constructive’ meeting with savings providers. The Independent UK · Jul 6, 2023
Expect high electricity prices until 2030, says leading expert Cornwall Insight Move toward electric heating and transport will lead to a surge in demand, keeping prices above 2022 levels Evening Standard · Jul 6, 2023
Restore VAT-free shopping to let the capital thrive City comment: The Treasury continues to insist VAT-free shopping plays only a minor role in London’s tourist appeal. But that’s not what they’re saying in Paris, Milan and Madrid Evening Standard · Jul 6, 2023
Why banks once flocked to Canary Wharf’s high-tech superstructures, but are now starting to return to the City HSBC is moving its UK headquarters from Canary Wharf back into the City of London as it adjusts to the impact of hybrid work on its office space needs. The Conversation · Jul 5, 2023
City firms that tolerate harassment are a bad risk says watchdog A quarter of complaints per quarter to the FCA are about sexual misconduct Evening Standard · Jul 5, 2023
Slowdown in the City continues, Numis warns There was little sign of a let up in the strife in the City today, when investment bank Numis said there is still a dearth of deals in a “deteriorating market”. Evening Standard · Jul 5, 2023
Highland Park set to remember Fourth of July parade shooting, victims Silence is set to spread across Highland Park at 10:14 a.m. Tuesday to mark the moment one year ago when a gunman opened fire at the city’s Fourth of July parade. Chicago Tribune · Jul 4, 2023
City A.M. managing director backs paywall option after sale The free London business newspaper was put up for sale yesterday Evening Standard · Jul 4, 2023
If there’s such a thing as an inflation quota, has Britain already exceeded it? According to some in the City, the UK will have to keep prices flat for the next seven years to make up for the last three. Really? The Guardian - UK · Jul 1, 2023
WEKU · Jun 30, 2023 Officials celebrate Lexington's precedent setting smoke-free law 20 years later Government, healthcare, restaurant, and community representatives all participated in a celebration at Lexington City Hall Thursday.
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jun 29, 2023 Mayor Kenney calls Moms for Liberty ‘problematic’ and says city will prioritize safety for participants and protesters PHILADELPHIA -- Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney denounced the views of Moms for Liberty on Thursday as the group’s three-day convention kicked off in Center City.
Evening Standard · Jun 29, 2023 Troubled Thames Water brings in veteran City ‘fixer’ as chair Sir Adrian Montague is regarded as having a rare insight into the workings of Whitehall
Evening Standard · Jun 27, 2023 OPINION - We are now at serious risk of wrecking our skyline Yet more tall buildings are coming to London. Ten are planned for the City alone and each has the potential to transform our capital’s skyline, which has seen radical change over the past decade. Some tall buildings are undeniably well-designed and elegant but I share Anna van Praagh’s concerns in…
Evening Standard · Jun 26, 2023 Bank of England’s Andrew Bailey is out of tune with reality on pay rises City comment: Is the Governor of the Bank of England a Glastonbury fan? He keeps singing the same old tune
Reason · Jun 23, 2023 Right to Privacy Challenge to L.A. City Employee COVID Vaccine Mandate Can Go Forward, though the city may yet prevail later in the case, if it can show enough facts justifying the mandate.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 23, 2023 Why are UK banks taking so long to pass higher interest rates on to savers? Delay is under intense scrutiny from City watchdog – but it may not be simple profiteering
The Hindu · Jun 23, 2023 Kollam city police get body-worn cameras Cameras attached to the uniforms of law enforcers on duty will be monitoring the surroundings and the crimes captured by the camera can be used as digital evidence before the court.
Evening Standard · Jun 23, 2023 Boxpark wins planning permission for Boxhall City food hall at Liverpool Street CEO Simon Champion says the venue should attract City workers “looking for something different”
Evening Standard · Jun 22, 2023 What if all this interest rate pain brings no gain on inflation? City comment: Most rate-setters don’t have mortgages. How hard it is to pay one might be passing them by.
Evening Standard · Jun 22, 2023 OPINION - London’s pizzazz has returned; even cabbies say so London is surging back. Anyone who has been to the West End can see the city is crowded again. If you feared Covid would do for London, think again: bars, restaurants, theatres are enjoying a roaring trade. The Tube and buses are packed, cycle lanes busy. Cabs, too. One cab…