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  • Oxford St vs the Square Mile: a tale of two cities

    Opinion

    The Square Mile has reinvented itself in recent years, but West End politicians must stop blocking common sense if Oxford Street has a chance of mimicking the City’s success, says Andrew Teacher Back when Netflix was still posting DVDs through letterboxes, the £6m Marble Arch Mound would have handed the writers of Brass Eye and [...]

    Bustling Oxford Street with shoppers and iconic red buses on a vibrant day, capturing the essence of Londons famous shoppi...
  • London local election results 2026: Labour lose Westminster as Tories take control 

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    CLICK HERE to view all the latest London election results The Conservatives have gained Westminster City Council from Labour after losing in 2022. The Tories pinched nine seats from Labour, who slumped to 22. No surprise now that, as earlier reported, the atmosphere among Tory campaigners in Westminster was jubilant. CLICK HERE to view all the latest [...]

    Voters casting ballots at a polling station in London during a local election, highlighting civic engagement and democrati...
  • ‘Indian food is a universe’: Making a home at Chet Sharma’s BiBi

    Life&Style

    Quietly but surely, Chet Sharma is serving up some of the tasty plates of food in London. Carys Sharkey meets the chef reimagining fine dining with a healthy serving of nostalgia If you make your way down Oxford Street, past the shops slinging vapes and candy to indiscriminating kids, weaving through the preachers confirming your [...]

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  • Oxford Street regeneration a complex undertaking for City Hall

    March 5, 2026

    The centrepiece of shopping in the capital is set for a major makeover, after London mayor Sadiq Khan set out his long-mooted plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street on Wednesday. The plan will transform the makeup of central London and bring huge opportunities for retailers, but the proposal – particularly its computer-generated elements – leave plenty [...]

  • London mayor gives green light for pedestrianised Oxford Street

    February 26, 2026

    Sadiq Khan has signed off proposals to pedestrianise Oxford Street, ordering London’s transport authority to begin plans to remove traffic in a major shake-up the nation’s most popular shopping area. The London Mayor gave his approval to the plans on Thursday, claiming the “bold” proposal will transform the high street into a “world-leading” shopping and [...]

  • London ranked world’s slowest capital city

    January 21, 2026

    The average driver in London spent more than five days in rush hour traffic last year, with the capital ranking the worst in the world for travel time.  Tomtom found that the average motorist spent 136 hours in traffic last year, as London led its ranking of the worst global capital city for slow traffic [...]

  • Huge development in the West End gets green light

    December 10, 2025

    A huge new commercial project to redevelop 33 Cavendish Square, just off Oxford Street in the West End, has been granted planning permission by Westminster City Council. The redevelopment is set to deliver 800,000 sq ft of much-needed, grade A office space to the West End. John Bushell, principal at architects KPF, said he was [...]

  • Oxford Street pedestrianisation boosts sales, survey finds

    October 6, 2025

    The pedestrianisation of Oxford Street led to higher sales at the majority of stores on the busy high street, a new survey has found, with business chiefs praising efforts to make traffic-free days more frequent.  Oxford Street was closed to traffic for eight hours on Sunday 21st September in a pilot test for further plans [...]

  • Mayor of London to move ahead with plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street

    October 6, 2025

    The mayor of London has confirmed he is ploughing ahead with “bold proposals” to pedestrianise Oxford Street after claiming a one-day traffic ban significantly boosted the local economy. Footfall in the West End area was 45 per cent higher on the day when traffic was prohibited from accessing a half-mile stretch of road from Orchard [...]

  • Oxford Street one-day traffic ban is start of ‘fight to rescue street’, mayor says

    September 21, 2025

    The mayor of London has said a one-day trial banning traffic from part of Oxford Street marks “the day the fight back began to rescue this street”. Sir Sadiq Khan visited the street, where vehicles were prohibited from accessing a half-mile stretch of the road from Oxford Circus to Orchard Street between noon and 8pm [...]

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