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It is a cliché to say that London's transport system is the lifeblood of the city but like most clichés it has become that way because it's true. From the magnificence of Victorian engineering that is the tube system to the truly wonderful Routemaster which regularly passes by the LCCI...
(0) Comments | Posted 15 April 2013 | (18:20)
The events of last summer seem a far-off memory now despite the fact we have not even reached the first anniversary of the closing ceremony.
We experienced a £9 billion marketing campaign, the likes of which we may never see again, which demonstrated the creativity, resilience and tenacity of British...
(0) Comments | Posted 14 May 2012 | (00:00)
It doesn't take an economics expert to know that economic growth in the UK has stalled. While London businesses do seem to have confidence in the economic future of the capital the key indicators in terms of domestic orders and sales all remain sluggish.
Despite weak demand in this country...
(3) Comments | Posted 18 April 2012 | (10:00)
Today marks 100 days until the start of the Olympics. While it seems likely the number of tourists coming to London will enjoy an upturn in 2012, there are emerging signs that thanks in part to the UK's Air Passenger Duty (APD) others will be staying away. At the very...
(0) Comments | Posted 23 February 2012 | (09:41)
2012 is London's year. The Olympics will focus the attention of the world on the city and celebrations like the Diamond Jubilee will allow the country to come together to celebrate our heritage. Politically, the contest for who wields the power at City Hall will dominate the capital for the...

(0) Comments | Posted 14 May 2013 | (14:28)