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Boom-boat electrofishing records more than 10,000 fish on non-tidal Thames as heat leaves other rivers struggling
Environment Agency teams deployed a specialised “boom” boat, nicknamed the Thames Trout,…
Port of London Authority begins first mass mechanical removal of 180-tonne wet‑wipe mound from Thames
A 180-tonne mass of congealed wet wipes — roughly the weight of…
Tilbury to host £200m hydrogen-from-waste plant billed as first node in national corridor
A £200m private investment led by London Thames Hydrogen will back a…
THISS converts Shoreditch shell into hireable, low-waste HQ for SALT
THISS Studio has completed a reuse-led fit-out for SALT’s new Shoreditch headquarters,…
Amnesty urges Met to scrap expanded live facial recognition over racial bias and false matches
Alba Kapoor of Amnesty International UK has urged the Metropolitan Police to…
London first-time buyers see biggest monthly mortgage relief in a year, but gains may be short-lived
A typical London first-time buyer could pay about £240 less per month…
Sold-off London police stations marketed as rooms without consent, prompting enforcement and licence debate
An Evening Standard investigation and local council checks found former police stations…
London luxury hotels trim four-figure entry rates as surge of new rooms cools post-pandemic peak
London’s newest and established five-star hotels are quietly cutting headline room rates…
HB Reavis unveils eco-friendly 17-storey student tower near Waterloo in UK debut
Developer HB Reavis has submitted plans for a new 17-storey purpose-built student…
