24th November 2022 As expected, cuts and route changes have been far less extreme than feared but the direction of travel is still wrong DAVE HILL Transport for London’s announcement that cuts and changes to the capital’s bus service network
21st November 2022 An emerging “new normal” contains many opportunities, but these will need to be seized by employees and employers alike according to a study for a borough partnership DAVE HILL A detailed study for a group of central
28th October 2022 The latest City Hall overview pulls together official data for exports and output along with employment projections DAVE HILL With the government reportedly needing to fill a financial hole of “at least £50 billion” with tax hikes and spending
24th October 2022 Retailers and the property sector are welcoming the opening of an additional stop on the new rail service DAVE HILL London’s West End retail and hospitality sector, so important to the capital’s and the UK’s economy, have
9th September 2022 The late Queen was long a part of London life, though in her own very particular way. DAVE HILL Walking past a café near Victoria I heard a woman sitting outside it remark to her companion: “It’s
5th September 2022 Only a fraction of the small portion of the first round funding allocations announced last October has actually been paid to projects in the capital so far DAVE HILL London has received less funding from the government’s
22nd August 2022 City Hall analysis also finds that London as a whole is being hit harder by inflation than the rest of the UK DAVE HILL Low paid Londoners are to face effective losses of income in the coming
1st August 2022 They might have been knocked down but instead grew into one of the Lower Lea Valley’s regeneration success stories DAVE HILL Every component of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park tells its own, distinctive part of the larger
24th July 2022 BID chair and city economist Alexander Jan made the suggestion in a speech last week DAVE HILL The political untruth few politicians dare challenge is that London and Londoners have grown rich at the expense of the
Tuesday, 12 July 2022 It has now become a tradition for smart RBK&C to select socialist chief executives. (Quirk was one) We have to call them chief executives, not Town Clerks to justify their mega salaries and pretend they
