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Monday 09th April, 2012, 11:55 | London

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Boris Johnson hits back at Ken Livingstone "lies" Wednesday 04th April, 2012, 08:51
IPCC to investigate racist allegations by Met Police Monday 02nd April, 2012, 08:07
Petrol "panic buying" with Texaco first to be hit by strike action Wednesday 28th March, 2012, 07:05
Living near top schools costs an extra £300,000 Tuesday 27th March, 2012, 12:50
Boris wants driverless tube trains Tuesday 27th March, 2012, 06:39
East London man charged with cop dog attack Friday 23rd March, 2012, 12:55

Starbucks launch new logo in tough UK trading climate Posted on 09-03-2011 11:20:26 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By Leanne Bennett City News Desk - by Leanne Bennett Starbucks have warned that trading conditions are tough with less people on the high streets since early January, with the managing director of Starbucks Darcy Rymer claiming “for all retailers its a tougher place out there” during ...
London retailers claiming its "ugly on the high street" Posted on 07-03-2011 11:07:35 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By News Desk News Desk London retailers are claiming that shoppers are not spending on the high street, dismissing the claim that inflation is rising because of consumer spending, with analysts claiming consumers are only buying items they need. Leading accountancy firm BDO has said in a report ...
Fire fighting firm in trouble Posted on 16-02-2011 05:11:47 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By City News Desk City News Desk - Update Fire Brigade comments 4pm AssetCo the company who contracts the maintenance of London Fire services are facing serious operational difficulties. Shares in AssetCo fell by 22% after the company revealed it needs £4million to settle its debts. The London Fire ...
More pressure on Bank of England to raise interest rates Posted on 07-02-2011 11:21:57 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By City News Desk City News Desk The Bank of England this week is meeting to decide whether to leave interest rates at the current levels or increase rates to quell rising inflation, with the "the Shadow Monetary Policy Committee (SMPC)" voting by five votes to four to raise Bank ...
London being left behind by Chinese shoppers Posted on 31-01-2011 12:00:03 PM (GMT +01:00) Published By City News Desk Retailers warn Government to loosen immigration controls City News Desk Chinese shoppers account for around £350 million a year in trade to the London retail sector, a figure that could easily be double if the Government relaxes the strict immigration controls ...
UK recession warning from Soros deficit plans "unsustainable" Posted on 27-01-2011 10:43:33 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By City News Desk City News Desk George Soros the billionaire investor who famously made a $1 billion by selling the pound in 1992 has warned that the current deficit reduction plans by the coalition Government risks "pushing the UK economy into recession". Speaking at the World Economic Forum in ...
Barclays to slash 1,000 jobs financial planning goes online Posted on 26-01-2011 02:15:38 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By City News Desk City News Desk Barclays is set to cut around 1,000 jobs from its financial planning advice service follow what it describes as "a decline in commercial viability for such services over recent years, and the expectation that this decline will ...
Food poisoning warning from packed chicken Posted on 25-01-2011 10:18:39 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By News Desk News Desk Londoners are being warned to take extra care when handling packed chicken from supermarkets, with reports that CAMPYLOBACTER the virus that causes diarrhoea accompanied by nausea and vomiting is on the rise. According to research carried out Birmingham city council, CAMPYLOBACTER is found in ...
Even the "Big Mac" reckons this year will be tough Posted on 25-01-2011 09:45:51 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By News Desk News Desk Fast food giant McDonalds has admitted that this year will be its toughest since the "financial crisis" with the prospect of "deep and painful" public spending cuts by the coalition government. The UK chief executive of Mcdonalds issued a statement yesterday and said:
Keep banking giants in London with tax regimes that "allows them to stay competitive" Posted on 24-01-2011 09:20:44 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By City News Desk - Goldman Sachs pays £2.29 billion in taxation to UK Treasury in 2010 City News Desk London conservative MEP Syed Kamall has added his voice to the campaign to maintain the City's position as Europe's leading financial capital by warning against ...


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