Want To Tell The World?

… about something you’re hosting in the City of London?

One of the main recommendations for the Destination City Programme was to create a consolidated calendar of events to promote and bring together all the activitie happening across the Square Mile. 

We are pleased to share the launch of this new interactive calendar, designed to enhance user experience and improve event discoverability across the City.  Users can:

  • Easily see what’s happening on specific days 
  • Filter events by themes such as family, music, free, and food & drink 
  • Quickly find relevant activities that suit their interests 

  My sincere appreciation goes to the Culture Team for their effort in launching this new functionality. Organisations are encouraged to list events on the site by using this form

More Change @Bank – Experimental Taxi Access

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.

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20 March 2025 Common Council Election Timetable

The 2025 elections for Common Council timetable is:

18 Febn/aNotice of Election
18 Feb9.15amNomination period begins
25 FebNoonClose of Nominations
5 March5pmDeadline for applying to vote by post
12 March5pmDeadline for applying for a proxy vote
19 MarchTBCWardmotes
20 March8am – 8pmPolling Day for contested elections

Quality Menopause Care, Within Broad Street Ward & Beyond

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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City Jobs Increase 10.4% In One Year

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%.