Reeves’ Spring Statement preempted by ‘Tax the Super-Rich’ rally
Scores of protesters gathered in Whitehall on Tuesday calling on Rachel Reeves to reverse proposed cuts to welfare and implement
Spring Budget’s AI policies not going far enough claim AI businesses
Artificial intelligence (AI) related businesses claim the Spring Budget’s policies on the topic are a step in the right direction
‘Reckless approach’: London MPs react to sacking of Chancellor and budget U-turns
Kwasi Kwarteng has been sacked as Chancellor of the Exchequer as the government have announced further economic U-turns this afternoon.
‘Casino Economics’: London MPs react to mini-budget
Mixed reactions have been expressed from MPs across London following Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget this morning. Kwarteng, who has been
South West London climate groups voice disappointment in Budget
South west London climate advocacy groups voiced concern and disappointment about climate provisions in the Autumn Budget. The Budget, formally
Beer price rise: South West London drinkers have their say
South West Londoners face paying 30p more for their pint of beer at their local pub. Prices could reach £6
‘We will fight for our highly-skilled staff’: Brexit vote affecting south west London universities
St George’s University of London is worried the attractiveness of studying in the UK will be reduced post-Brexit. An FOI has
Battersea Arts Centre to receive £1million government funding following devastating fire
Battersea Arts Centre will receive £1million funding to help renovate the fire-ravaged building. The Grade II listed building was damaged
Tooting pubs raise a glass to beer cuts but insist problems lie much deeper
Summary: Planning regulations cause problems for many establishments. Image: By Ciara Farmer, Koel Mukherjee and Jack Skelton Tooting pub operators