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💼 Business News

City of London Corporation Appoints New Chief People Officer

Zoe Walker11 September 2026

An evening cityscape shows St. Paul's Cathedral and several modern skyscrapers illuminated, with a river and bridges in the foreground reflecting the city lights.

The Square Mile Has Been Telling London’s Story for 2,000 Years. Now We Want Yours.

Callum Fraser2 September 2026

A detailed, blueprint-style sketch depicting the London skyline, with historical churches and modern skyscrapers alongside the River Thames.

📍 Local News

City of London Reaffirms Growth Ambitions As City Plan 2040 Faces Further Review

Jake Bowyer29 June 2026

A horse-drawn carriage with people dressed in historical attire and a crowd watching on a cloudy day.

📍 Local News

The Lord Mayor's Show: How an 800-Year-Old Ceremony Survived Fire, Plague and the First Lady Mayor

Barrington Kirkham26 June 2026

A close-up view of the majestic dome and golden cross finial of St. Paul's Cathedral against a clear blue sky.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Community Stories

Welcome to City of London Magazine: Your Guide to the Square Mile

Barrington Kirkham3 June 2026

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🏛️ History

The City of London: A Guide to the Square Mile's Unique Governance and Ancient Traditions

Barrington Kirkham3 June 2026

A sweeping concrete walkway in foreground, curving towards the right, overlooks a brutalist architectural complex with gray buildings, multiple levels, and an underpass with the word 'barbican' visible, all under an overcast sky.

🎨 Arts & Culture

The Barbican: How Brutalist Architecture Became the City's Cultural Heart

Barrington Kirkham3 June 2026