Workspace sees ‘resilient’ office demand in quieter quarter
Workspace has reported that demand for office space remained “resilient”, with momentum building into the second quarter. In the three months to June, Workspace saw 307 new lettings with a…
Workspace has reported that demand for office space remained “resilient”, with momentum building into the second quarter. In the three months to June, Workspace saw 307 new lettings with a…
“Torturous” indeterminate sentences have led prisoners to lead decades of their lives in jail, writes Lucy Kenningham Imagine being imprisoned not for a crime you have committed but for a…
To overcome some local opposition to plans for a major expansion of the Wimbledon site, perhaps the All England Club should come up with a more holistic solution for year-round…
The economy grew faster than expected in May, new figures show, as the newly elected Labour government embarks on its “national mission” of restoring sustained economic growth. Gross domestic product…
Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and is the man that gets the City talking in his fortnightly City A.M. column. This week he writes about the new government’s…
If Starmer is serious about restoring trust he should end the era of client journalism and face up to real scrutiny from people who know what they’re talking about, says…
Should Labour scrap the early release scheme? The UK’s overcrowded prisons running out of space – they are literally days away from capacity. There are construction plans for new jails…
At the heart of Labour’s challenge is the tension between its cry for ‘stability’ and its mandate for ‘change’ – there’s a real risk we could end up with neither,…
The four-day week’s garnered a lot of good press, but just how likely is it to become the norm? Lib Dem councillor Bridget Smith will be feeling smug this week,…
Offender: Architect Every one of us has been an email chain which is borderline unintelligible for the amount of corporate lingo thrown in there. At City A.M., we’re taking a…