Category: City Buzz

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Boss Andy Spencer said the company has started the new financial year with ‘real confidence’ despite economic pressures on the pub sector.

Tickets are being accepted on local bus routes

Residents of 27 Enterprise Way were promised a new lift by 2025, but it still has not been replaced

Live facial recognition has been widely criticised by human rights groups

Howl At The Moon asked Hackney Council’s permission to let 30 people smoke outside, but a group of locals says pedestrians are already being put in danger

The perpetrator is still at large this morning

IT and networking issues were the cause of 23% of outages in 2024 (Uptime Institute). When a building’s network drops, it’s someone’s job to find the right cable – and this is where compact bluetooth label printers can save some serious time

Scores of rail services have been cancelled on Friday, with trees on the track and lightning strikes causing major disruption

Impacts are expected to include flooding, difficult travelling conditions and possible power outages.

King’s Cross Irish pub McGlynn’s Free House is being restored by artist Peter Doig, with Grade II listed shopfront works and new awnings planned.

Most of the District line will be closed this Saturday and Sunday, and the Circle, Elizabeth and Mildmay lines all face disruption.

Charles Booth’s 1889 maps shows poverty and homelessness in London. A century later, we have more information ever. Politicians must act on it

Mikel Arteta has the luxury of making several changes to the Arsenal starting lineup this weekend

Dele Alli was offered a way back into football by a former manager, but has now gone more than a year without playing a match

The network’s ‘renewals backlog’ is an estimated £6.5 billion, half of which is track work alone

From pre-war pipework and failing lifts to cracked ward walls, staff at the 84-year-old hospital battle daily disruptions as a full rebuild is pushed back to at least 2032

Commuters at London Waterloo were stuck ‘for hours’ due to a police incident on the line

Linda Williams was attacked by serial rapist Carrick in 2004

Arsenal drew 2-2 with Bayern Munich in the Champions League and Harry Kane was full of praise for the Gunners

Rail services to France could start from Stratford International in a few years

Andy Burnham made a contribution to the appeal at his office in Manchester.

We ask people in the capital how much they pay for their homes.

Our Chelsea writers discuss and debate what they would do if they were in Xabi Alonso’s shoes for this weekend’s clash between the Blues and Tottenham at Stamford Bridge

It’s time to get the latest news on Tottenham’s big contingent of loan players as they continue their new chapters in their careers

Brentford Councillor Guy Lambert told the LDRS that he will fight to regain his position

Met Office yellow alert begins at 10am and runs through to 9pm

The Knesset is up for grabs next week and the Arab community is desperate to topple the far-right ruling coalition

Tickets are being accepted on local bus routes

Her eldest child is a boarder at Eton College.

The explosion in vibe coding has created an endless sea of drive-by, unserious, and unmaintained software that is destabilizing longstanding communities.

Strong gusts and heavy rain forecast for London on Friday and Saturday as Storm Austen hits the UK

Sir Mark Rowley revealed that the award presented to PC Fiona Shaik Umar had triggered an ‘online tirade’ of abuse

Public opinion on Israel has changed. But it doesn’t rank among most voters’ top midterm priorities.

Derren Brown’s Only Human at Apollo Theatre Review: “Something distinctly human is missing” the production

The Upper Bann MP wants leader Gavin Robinson to pull DUP deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly out of the powersharing executive.

Review of God save us

Households are being urged to be prepared if everyday services are temporarily disrupted with three days of key supplies.

Some 34,800 people are diagnosed with cancer in Scotland each year

The electricity system is forecast to have a surplus of 5.9 gigawatts between the end of October and the end of March next year.

The Lords’ Financial Services Regulation Committee raised concerns about a lack of consumer understanding about what is covered by policies.

The Wintering Well boxes contain a therapeutic light lamp.

Etsy also laid out clearer rules around AI usage on its platform, including barring sellers from creating bot-generated listings without any human involvement.

Mikel Arteta faces fresh selection dilemmas ahead of this Saturday’s clash with Everton

MIT researchers marooned 13 AIs on a virtual island, and they responded by inventing games, mourning a lost ring and, eventually, getting better at their jobs.

Halloween is still about a week away, but markets are already getting some of the heebiee-jeebees.

New Zealand’s military chief, Air Marshal Tony Davies, has resigned after admitting to an inappropriate relationship while in a position of command

Only around 6% of eligible people will get or currently receive Mounjaro in its first three years on the NHS

Gabriela Rodríguez Tezoco, 18, died after falling from a carnival ride in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. An official investigation is now underway.

The head of the Russian Federal Customs Service Valery Pikalev, foreground, speaks during a presentation of a banner of the Federal Customs Service in the presence of Russian President Vladimir