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City of Sport
The London Sports Festival was launched in May in Guildhall Yard with a sample of a diverse range of activities including archery to pickleball, bucket ball, table tennis, and dance and fitness classes.
Women empowering women
When women support each other, incredible things can happen. Nowhere was that more evident than at the 2025 Power of Women event, hosted by Dress for Success Greater London early this Spring.
Year of the Snake
Chinese New Year celebrations in London are reputed to be the largest outside Asia. There was certainly a vibrant and well attended procession around Trafalgar Square and Chinatown in February as revellers saw in the Year of the Snake and witnessed athletic and dramatic lion dance performances.
Mastering the challenges of world trade
DP World is a hugely successful global logistics company. Dubai-based, it specialises in cargo logistics, port terminal operations, maritime services and free trade zones (FTZ) – Jebel Ali, the company’s flagship site, is one of the world’s busiest ports and a potential model for London Gateway, the UK capital’s expanding logistics facility, also operated by DP World.
Promoting London in New York
Mayor Sadiq Khan packed a lot into his autumn visit to New York to promote London as a leading destination for business, tourism and sport.
Olympic legacy in East London
Paris has been providing spectacular images and drawing favourable comparisons with the hugely successful London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Beth Horn at LondonTech Week
The incoming managing director of Pinterest – the successful image sharing and social media service – spoke of her career highlights to date and the factors which position London at the forefront of the global tech industry.
The Sorry Saga of Hammersmith Bridge
Hammersmith Bridge has been closed to cars, buses and other motor vehicles since 11 April 2019 after Hammersmith & Fulham Council, who own the 137-year old Grade II listed bridge, discovered that its wrought-iron structure was
full of cracks. Pedestrians and cyclists were stopped from using the bridge temporarily the following year.
Year of the Dragon
Reputed to be the biggest such celebration of the lunar year outside Asia, the event, organised by the London Chinatown ChineseAssociation, attracted a huge crowd which lined a parade route ending in Trafalgar Square.
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