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Exclusive: Richard Caring hits suppliers with mandatory ‘discount’ amid £1bn sale talks

Life&Style

The Richard Caring restaurant empire, which includes the Ivy Collection and Caprice Holdings, has demanded its suppliers take a 2.5 per cent “discount”, blaming “increased tax burden and cost of employment, cost of indirect products [and] services and also direct cost of food and beverage.” In a letter dated 3 June, signed by Richard Caring’s […]
Metro Bank receives private equity-backed takeover interest

Banking

‘I tried to warn them, but no one listened’ – one man’s crusade against HS2

Transport and infrastructure

“History will not be kind to those who, if it is pursued, push through this silly scheme.” It is not far off a decade since Lord Framlingham decided to take drastic action against HS2, the deeply troubled high-speed rail project connecting London and Birmingham. The former commons deputy speaker staged a last-ditch attempt to kill […]

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New Agreement Signed for Cycle Response Unit

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The City of London Police (COLP) and the St John Ambulance London Cycle Response Unit (SJA CRU) have strengthened their long-standing collaboration with a new partnership agreement, funded by the Eastern City Business Improvement District (Eastern City BID). This strategic alliance aims to enhance public safety and provide a visible, reassuring presence across the City […]
British businesses celebrated in third year of The King’s Awards for Enterprise:

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Phone Marking Sessions Helping Combat Mobile Theft

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Opinion

Free Thinking: Mel Stride on Farage’s ‘fantasy’ economics and why Tories are different

Video

City AM’s Opinion and Features Editor sits down with Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride for a very special episode of Free Thinking.
Big cities, big potential: The Spending Review rightly prioritises urban growth

Opinion

Visit a rooftop bar: London’s best sky-high drinking spots for summer

Life&Style

Find your favourite rooftop bar: London’s latest openings for 2025 are listed below Provencal themes are jolting drinkers out of the capital and to the south of France this spring, as many of the best London rooftop bars deck out their outdoor areas with escapist design themes. That’s why we particularly love The Culpeper, who […]

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UK spending review: What departments will face Rachel Reeves' budget cuts?
UK spending review: Will 'Labour choices' lead to Autumn Budget tax rises?
Is Trump's China deal and Musk's 'regret' rallying stock markets?
NATO warns Starmer: Could Putin attack the UK and EU with Russia's army?
UK spending review: Will Sizewell C investment lead to 'golden age of nuclear' energy?

The Mag

How the modern world is changing grave stone design forever

Life&Style

Death is the only thing surer than taxes. But how we’re remembered is a strange and sometimes controversial business. Ralph Jones meets the people rewriting the rules, one grave stone at a time Stonemason Neil Luxton once agreed to use comic sans on a grave. Once was enough – he has refused ever since. Luxton, […]
Life on the edge: A deep dive into the crazy world of Margate

Life&Style
It takes a village: Do we need to rethink our attitude to old age?

Life&Style

Sport

Pubs and bars to watch the Club World Cup in London

Sport

The Club World Cup kicks off this evening (well, at 1am tomorrow morning) with 32 teams looking to win a trophy few really wanted to fight for a couple of months ago. But it is a great chance for Londoners to have a late night drink and watch some random clubs, including Manchester City and […]
US Open prize money 2025: Golf’s most lucrative major freezes payouts

Lessons for Man Utd from Everton’s new stadium – by the architect behind it

Sport Business

The architect behind the new Everton Stadium on marrying history with future and why Manchester United chiefs should take note as they plot an Old Trafford rebuild. American architect Dan Meis knew he was going out on a limb when he submitted his design for Everton’s new stadium. Eschewing the trend for modern spacecraft-like arenas, […]

Life&Style

Toast the City: Jeff Wayne’s War of the Worlds Immersive Experience is unmissable

Life&Style

This autumn City AM will launch Toast the City, an awards celebrating all the places that make the Square Mile the vibrant, exciting location it is – and we need YOUR help. The Toast the City Awards will recognise the institutions old and new – and the men and women behind them – that make our lives that little […]
Celebrating City icon the Sky Garden, crowned world’s most ticketed destination

City

The Punter

Robot and Joy can Spring Wong into the winners’ circle

Sport

BEWARE of the weather which is going to play an important part in proceedings when racing gets underway at Sha Tin in Hong Kong on Saturday with an 11-race card including two races on the all-weather surface. The forecast is dreadful, with heavy showers throughout the day and likely thunderstorms during the action. Young seven-pound […]
Lightweight Energia to reach the Stars under Teetan

Sport
The Punter Podcast Episode 34: Chris Barnett Memorial Handicap at Sandown, a couple at York, ante post Royal Ascot and Happy Valley

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