Year of the Dragon Reputed to be the biggest such celebration of the lunar year outside Asia, the event, organised by the London Chinatown ChineseAssociation, attracted a huge crowd which lined a parade route ending in Trafalgar Square.

Strong leadership needed for a cleaner city Next year, the Mayor of London will begin implementing an Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in the capital as part of a range of measures to tackle air pollution.

Imperial College London - new ways of thinking and working Headlines featuring Imperial have not been unusual over the last 18 months as they have made a huge contribution to the world’s understanding of many aspects of the pandemic.

Creative industries partner with China The city of Shenzhen, home to a booming creative industry, is building partnerships with the UK fashion industry, with the Shenzhen Council for the Promotion of International Trade (SCPIT) holding an inaugural fashion show as part of September’s London Fashion Week. 

We welcome the introduction of the Help for Households campaign which will help to support those most affected by the cost of living crisis.

The latest figures from the ONS will be a significant worry for businesses across the country but particularly in London, where inflation is disproportionately higher.

Roddy Caxton Spencer  This issue of LBM reflects on the past with the creation and development of County Hall 100 years ago, as well as the London Olympics, taking a look at its legacy ten years on.

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1926 - 2022

While the World Trade Organisation has upped slightly its forecast of a drop of 0.2% in goods trade made shortly after the first big US retaliatory tariff announcement in April, to now a positive rise of 0.9%, this is still way below its original estimate of 2.7%.  This quarter’s field...