A new board and chairman have been appointed to oversee the work of London’s oldest charity.Bridge House Estates traces its origins back to 1097, when a special tax was raised to help repair London Bridge, and is today the UK’s seventh largest …

Noël Coward: Art & Style, which celebrates the visual impact of Noël Coward’s life and work, opens on 14 June at Guildhall Art Gallery.The free exhibition, originally scheduled to open in summer 2020 to mark the 100 anniversary of Coward’s West End …

The City of London Corporation has today (17 May) announced a further series of events to mark the reopening of its indoor hospitality, cultural and heritage institutions based across the Square Mile.As the Government’s roadmap to ease lockdown …

The City of London Corporation welcomes the announcement from Transport for London (TfL) that the Waterloo & City line will re-open next month, following 15 months of closure.The underground line shuttles passengers from Waterloo station, which …

Speaking at the Court of Common Council today, City of London Police Authority Board (PAB) Chair, James Thomson, set out its policing priorities for the City of London Police (CoLP).He said: “Our vision for the City is to make it the safest business …

Riverside residents are being urged to ‘reconnect with the water’ as part of an environmental scheme running in two east London boroughs.Blue Connections, focused on Barking Creek and the River Roding – a tributary of the Thames – aims to improve …