Powering up  The redeveloped Battersea Power Station opened for the first time in almost 40 years in October and now provides a glorious front for shops, bars, restaurants, gyms, offices, pedestrianised high street, all served by its very own brand new tube station.

The World's Coffee House - Lord Mayor Elect Michael Mainelli’s plans for office Renewal and change is in the air as the year ends. Read Lord Mayor Elect Michael Mainelli's plans for ‘the world’s coffee house’ on page 12. 

Key figures emphasise London’s pivotal role as a global financial hub amidst ongoing global challenges at the City of London Chamber’s second Autumn Reception.

Our Partner: London Marriott Hotel County Hall Embrace history and luxury at London Marriott Hotel County Hall, located in bustling South Bank, steps away from Westminster Bridge. Occupying London’s former City Hall, the hotel embodies the city’s storied history and quintessentially British spirit. ...

The Public Procurement: Meet the Buyer event organised by CoL proved to be a fruitful and useful event for its attendees by achieving all its goals.

Women in Business​ ABA Chairman Tony Matharu, hosted the Women in Business networking evening.  

Living the Olympic legacy London's focus on the legacy of the 2012 Olympics and inspiration for a future generation were the key reasons why the city was originally awarded the games.

Night tube comes to London The Night Tube is expected to support around 2,000 permanent jobs in London's night-time economy, which will be boosted by around £77 million a year.  

Commenting on HS2 ahead of plans being submitted to Parliament for consideration next week, Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) said it was critical for London's infrastructure.

Pictures at the Palace The government appears determined to open up trade with the rest of the world, whilst maintaining alignment with the largest trading block on the globe.