Croydon Council secures £6million improvement package to transform shopping centre
Croydon Council secured a £6million improvement package from developers Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) to help transform Croydon North West. The new deal
H&F Green Investment Fund raises nearly £1m to fund green projects
Hammersmith & Fulham’s Green Investment Fund has generated £908,916 so far and is looking to reach £1million by 13 February
Sadiq Khan invests £1.2 million in 200 youth workers
Sadiq Khan has announced a £1.2 million investment in 200 youth workers, via the Violence Reduction Unit (VRU). This funding
Spring Budget’s AI policies not going far enough claim AI businesses
Artificial intelligence (AI) related businesses claim the Spring Budget’s policies on the topic are a step in the right direction
Canadian billionaire to buy century-old building, open new office in London
A Hong Kong-based Canadian billionaire who owns the most luxurious hotel in Taiwan is seeking to buy a century-old commercial
Kensington High Street set for improvements after £5m investment
Businesses in and around Kensington High Street voted on 11 February to establish the area’s first business improvement district (BID),
Mindful art company revitalised after Dragons’ Den success
A mindful art company received a transformational investment from a Dragons’ Den investor after a successful pitch on the BBC
It’s over: Chinese £500million Crystal Palace park exclusivity agreement with council expires
An exclusivity agreement between a Chinese developer and Bromley Council to invest £500million in rebuilding Crystal Palace park expired on
My Big Mouth: Businesses pay too much tax in difficult economic climate
Summary: If we want to get more foreign investment and help the economy grow we need to stop this anti-business
Wimbledon residents concerned about savings
Summary: A new report has revealed that people in Wimbledon are worried about the amount of cash they have tucked
London millionaires see no improvement on finances
Summary: According to research from Skandia, 27 percent claim their families are worse off than last year while 20 percent