London's financial districts include Canary Wharf, the Square Mile, and Lombard Street. Each has its distinct characteristics but they all epitomize London’s financial prowess, combining modern ...

They were about providing more space for London’s existing financial institutions to thrive. So today – as much as there can be a healthy rivalry between Canary Wharf and the Square Mile ...

Michael Cassidy looks out from his 20th floor Barbican flat over the City of London, a square mile of ... also from a brash new financial district taking shape a few miles along the Thames at ...

The City of London Corporation has now revamped the park — the largest open green space in the Square Mile — to make it more ...

The City of London is spending ... returning to the capital’s financial district stalled following the coronavirus pandemic. The body that manages the Square Mile hopes to attract 30,000 people ...

The City of London, Britain’s historic financial district ... known locally as the Square Mile. Altogether, more than five million square feet of office space is under construction, with ...

This newly released computer-generated image shows how the Square Mile's skyline could be ... demand for office space in London's historic financial district is set to continue to rise.

Developers working to tear down a 90-year-old commercial building in the heart of the city's financial district — officially known as the City of London, or "Square Mile" — worked with ...

A series of sculptures have been installed across the City of London, creating a public art ... The pieces are dotted around the city’s Financial District and are flanked by architectural ...

This Transport for London route was opened by Boris Johnson ... part of the City Corporation’s commitment to making the Square Mile a “safe, attractive, and accessible place for people to ...

They were about providing more space for London’s existing financial institutions to thrive. Similarly, the City today undoubtedly extends to other parts of the UK, and we should welcome any ...