The flagship Destination City programme aiming to attract more visitors and businesses to the Square Mile has now lost all reference to its 8000 or so residents – despite a recommendation that we should be consulted as reliable ‘eyes and ears’ of daily life in the City of London with interests often matching those of … Continue reading “Residents confirmed missing from Destination City programme”
Huge congratulations to Footways on publication of their printed and online map of Clerkenwell heritage and attractions. I have a slight stake on in it – about which more later – but think I can be dispassionate in saying how appealing and important it is on two fronts. First off, it is an excellent guide … Continue reading “Footways excel with their new map of Clerkenwell”
Several times a year the 8000 or so residents in the Square Mile are invited to a Question Time with City Corporation councillors and officers. In the past these events have been rather traditional affairs, with a top table and formal proceedings. Venues have ranged from libraries and theatres to a session in the Old … Continue reading “City Corporation tries a new way to engage with residents”