We are pleased to inform you of a change to the existing traffic restrictions at Bank, which will allow licensed (Black) taxis to travel across Bank Junction. Starting Monday, 28 July, licensed taxis will be allowed to travel eastbound from Poultry to Cornhill, Monday to Friday, between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on an experimental basis.
Continue readingMINUTES OF THE WARDMOTE
FOR THE ELECTION OF COMMON COUNCILMEN
HELD AT FURNITURE MAKERS’ HALL
AT 12.30pm ON WEDNESDAY 19th MARCH 2025
1. The Beadle opened the Wardmote in the usual manner, with Alderman Prem Goyal deputising for Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli.
The 2025 elections for Common Council timetable is:
| 18 Feb | n/a | Notice of Election |
| 18 Feb | 9.15am | Nomination period begins |
| 25 Feb | Noon | Close of Nominations |
| 5 March | 5pm | Deadline for applying to vote by post |
| 12 March | 5pm | Deadline for applying for a proxy vote |
| 19 March | TBC | Wardmotes |
| 20 March | 8am – 8pm | Polling Day for contested elections |
Statutory public consultation for additional micromobility parking bays across the City has ended and we are pleased to announce a micromobility parking bay on Austin Friars Square (plan attached) from Monday, 17 February.
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Delighted to start the year with some great news – our Alderman, Professor Michael Mainelli, has been made President of the London Chamber of Commerce & Industry – “Former Lord Mayor Named President of London Business Group“.
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Medical Prime is a specialist private Menopause clinic in Broad Street Ward that provides quality care in a comfortable and discreet environment within 65 London Wall. Our initial consultation length is up to 60 minutes and follow-up appointments are up to 40 minutes. We have patients in their 20’s, patients in their 80’s, and all ages in between. Menopause, premature-menopause, and perimenopause care.
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Congratulations to Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli who was re-elected as Alderman for Broad Street Ward yesterday!
… from your team, Deputy Christopher Hayward, Antony Manchester CC, and Shahnan Bakth CC.
The City of London is about creating wealth, enriching the business & built environment, and sharing prosperity through philanthropy. As workers in the City vote as well as residents, we pay particular attention to our annual surveys. At the time of Brexit, 2016, we had 525,000 workers. At the time of the November 2023 survey we had 615,000 workers. The latest survey just published shows 678,00 workers, an increase of 10.4%.
When the City of London began kicking off the Elizabeth Line with funding, one requirement was 5G coverage. Finally, customers travelling on the Elizabeth Line now benefit from high speed 4G and 5G mobile coverage on the entire line, above ground, at stations and while travelling in the tunnels.
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