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Central London grocery store gets ZERO food hygiene rating after mouse droppings found on shelves
A Budgens next to Paddington station has been given the lowest food hygiene rating available after inspectors found mouse ...
Pioneering Camden clean air charter backed by seven major employers
Founding Charter signatories include leading employers such as AstraZeneca, ARUP, BCG, Bupa, Caversham GP Practice, Clarion ...
techUK3d
A policy stocktake: tech scale-ups
London Tech Week and the delivery of the multi-year Spending Review brought energy and optimism to the tech sector (over ...
The homeowners being slapped with petty fines of up to £1,000 by jobsworth councils for leaving a SINGLE item of rubbish outside their properties
Bungling staff have threatened a mother who left furniture outside her property to go to a good home with prison and fined a ...
Royal Institute of British Architects4d
RIBA Planning application approved for 66 Portland Place refurbishment
We have now received Planning and Listed Building consents from Westminster City Council for the refurbishment works of our headquarters at 66 Portland Place, being undertaken as part of the House of ...
The Architects' Journal4d
Benedetti gets green light for House of Architecture revamp of RIBA HQ
Westminster City Council has approved Bendetti Architects’ £58 million revamp of RIBA’s now almost empty central London ...
LocalGov4d
Mayor calls for ‘urgent action’ to transform Oxford Street
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has confirmed plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street following the results of a formal consultation.