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On Thursday the Telegraph's City Diary reported that London Town is "so short of dosh that it is now looking for a partner for the development" of tall residential tower next to Tate Modern, vigourously opposed by local residents. A follow-up item in Friday'
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11 shop units in Lower Marsh are part of Lambeth Council's £7 million property selloff.
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According to Newsnight there are still doubts that the London Bridge Tower will ever be built.
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...that Bravo Two Zero author Andy McNab was found in a carrier bag outside Guy's Hospital in 1959?
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Better Bankside will no doubt be pleased to hear that traders in Kingston-upon-Thames have voted in favour of a Business Improvement District (aka a 1 per cent levy on business rates to fund local improvements). The results of Bankside's ballot will be announced in mid-January.
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Following chief executive Michael Lynch's revelation last month that he would consider renaming the Royal Festival Hall to incorporate a sponsor's name if the price was right, South Bank Centre chairman Lord Hollick has told the Daily Telegraph that "you won't get me
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A timely reminder from Kate Hoey in today's Telegraph today that London's Olympic bid will lead to massive cuts in the London Development Agency's budgets for areas like Southwark and Lambeth.
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Following on from Friday's post about confused phone calls, the postman brought a letter addressed to the Staff Event Coordinator, Burger King, Bankside Press, 27 Blackfriars Road... And I have just taken a call: "Hello, is that Mandela Way sorting office?" Grrr.
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This post on the Search Engine Watch blog struck a chord here at Bankside Press. We get lots of calls from people who think we're Tate Modern or the BA London Eye. I had one the other day: "I have been told by Southwark Cathedral that you
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The London SE1 website's photographer went to see the Armistice Day flypast on Blackfriars Bridge last night - but like this blogger he didn't see any poppies.
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