Business
New London Living Wage set at £10.55
The Mayor made the announcement at the Barbican
Singing for survival
Coach and Horses in Soho trying to keep their doors open, with a bit of help from Chaz and Dave.
Beer tax puts pubs at risk of closure
The Chancellor may announce a rise beer duty by 3.4% in his Autumn statement
Black British business awards
Roni Savage picked up the prize at a ceremony in the city last night
Dyslexia Academy Opens in London
London Based agency, Exceptional Individuals, founded in the city has launched the Dyslexia Academy to help dyslexic people into employment.
Social Pantry
The Independent's Happy List celebrates the unsung heroes in the UK, whose selflessness has helped the lives of others.
Deadline Day: A round up of the London clubs biggest transfers
Chelsea buy the most expensive goal keeper in the world
The Leaving Party: Bumble's first Female Film Force winners
Dating app Bumble hopes to increase the number of women working behind the camera with new initiative
London's economy is growing according to the Centre For London
In spite of the ongoing uncertainty around Brexit
More than 50 pubs this year have closed already
The figures come from The Campaign for Real Ale
Potential rescue deal for House of Fraser
It's been reported that the retail tycoon Philip Day has today been examining a potential rescue deal for House of Fraser.
London's most popular flavour of ice cream
The burning question during the heatwave.
Team of young entrepreneurs win ‘European Company of the Year’
The London school boys created from scratch and sold an innovative and unique smart brake light for bicycles
Selling Wembley is "nonsense" says Gary Neville
The 43 year old is among those giving evidence to MPs this afternoon
Clapham North family MOT Garage faces uncertain future
The business has been in the family for almost 60 years