Financial deregulation is back in vogue. In the ongoing quest for economic growth, even Chancellor Rachel Reeves has embraced the trend.
Labour is on course to achieve a landslide victory over the Tories reminiscent of the 1997 election.
A recent survey by BMG for the I newspaper indicates that Labour is poised to achieve a landslide victory over the Conservative Party, similar to Tony Blair’s win in 1997,
London Underground drivers are to strike on March 15 – Budget Day
Tube drivers, represented by the Aslef union, have scheduled a strike on March 15, which coincides with Budget day and is expected to divert attention away from Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s
After talks fail, strike at London Underground will take place on Thursday
Mick Lynch, general secretary of RMT, stated that ‘TfL have missed an opportunity to make progress during these negotiations.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s Ulez expansion costs Londoners £385,000 a day
According to the RAC, Sadiq Khan’s decision of expanding his low-emission zone has been costing London drivers an additional £385,000 per day.
A Top City of London Money Maker, Bank Junction collected £15 million in fines in three years
Bank Junction, which is bordered by Mansion House, the Royal Exchange, and the Bank of England, is the heartbeat of the City of London. It is also home to one