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Findings made by not-for-profit partnership Business Improvement District (BID) anticipates that once fully complete, Sydney’s revitalised seven-kilometre stretch of western waterfront will generate up to $6.2 billion for the harbour city economy.

Capital lags behind other cities as commuters shun the office

Major British firms today insisted they would bring more employees back in if the Governments policy on working from home changes, as hospitality bosses called for the guidance to end.

A business leader said it had been a "very challenging" Christmas for shops in the West End.

Boris Johnson last night announced the move to a series of new rules, with guidance to work from home and the use of domestic Covid passports for entry to venues, in response to Omicron.

Industry leaders warn that nightclubs and bars will suffer the most from the new restrictions announced by the Prime Minister

Oxford Street redevelopment plans announced Plans to revive the Oxford Street area include a temporary 25-metre-high visitor attraction. The project aims to revitalise the Oxford Circus, Bond Street, Marble Arch and East Oxford Street areas. Westminster council has committed £150m of funding to the programme. Over the next few weeks work will begin on a range of proposed interim improvements to help attract visitors to the area post-lockdown. This includes the delivery of additional pedestrian...

‘Significant application’ matters for whole West End 24 December, 2020 — By Tom Foot James Raynor, left, and Robert Rigby. Photo: Grosvenor Group REMAINS from a Tyburn River prehistoric settlement could be unearthed when an entire block in Mayfair is bulldozed, archaeologists predict. Planning chiefs on Tuesday night approved Gros­venor Properties’ app­lication to demolish a large triangle site in Mayfair spanning Davies Mews, South Molton Lane and Brook Street, sparin...

Tier 4 store closures ‘cataclysmic’ for retailers Independent retailers have described the forced closure of their stores in London, the south east and Wales without notice, five days before Christmas as an “utter nightmare”. Wales has also been put into a tier 4 lockdown. It was initially due to face tightened measures from 26 December, but this has been brought forward from Boxing Day. Mainland Scotland will be put into tier 4 restrictions from Boxing Day for a minimum of three weeks....

L ondon’s retail and gym bosses have called on the Government for urgent help as businesses face the prospect of long periods shuttered under Tier 4 restrictions.
 The new strictest restrictions - which require all non-essential retail and indoor gyms to close - were implemented in London and the South East at the busiest time of the year for retail, and ahead of gyms’ traditional January boom in sign-ups. New West End Company boss Jace Tyrell on Monday called for a freeze on all business...