Iconic YMCA in Central London, World’s First, to Shut Down
The world’s first YMCA, located in central London, is set to close in February. This landmark gym and community center
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Will London See a White Christmas This Year?
A Slim Chance for Snow As Christmas approaches, many Londoners wonder if they will wake up to a winter wonderland.
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Survey Reveals Police Feel Unsafe Working at Carnival Amid Rising Concerns
The Notting Hill Carnival is one of Europe’s largest street festivals. Each year, it attracts around two million attendees. However,
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Councils Battle to Prevent ‘Grotification’ of London
Local councils in London are facing significant challenges. They must balance their budgets while keeping essential public services running. One
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Westminster Insights with Catherine Fookes MP: A Fresh Perspective on Politics
Support for Storm Bert Victims I want to start by expressing my heartfelt sympathy for everyone affected by Storm Bert.
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Five Years Later: Mother of Cambridge Graduate Killed in London Bridge Terror Attack Recalls Last Conversation, Says It’s Like Her Daughter Knew What Was Coming
The mother of a Cambridge graduate killed in the London Bridge terror attack in 2019 has shared her memories of
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Google Launches New AI Campus in London to Foster Innovation
The AI Campus initiative by Google aims to nurture and diversify the future of AI talent in London.
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Should You Buy Life Insurance?
Life can be unpredictable, and while we cannot control what happens tomorrow, we can take steps to secure our loved
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Geoffrey Hinton Warns of AI’s Growing Danger After Nobel Prize Win
British-Canadian computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton has expressed concerns about the increasing dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) following his Nobel Prize
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Pension Funds Criticize London Stock Exchange’s Governance Standards
A coalition of local council pension funds has renewed its criticism of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) over perceived efforts
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