The Bishops Avenue: why Billionaires' Row remains London's most divisive street
With vacant buildings, for sale signs and the constant rumble of new development — what’s next for Billionaires’ Row?
London Evening Standard4d
The Bishops Avenue: why Billionaires' Row remains London's most divisive street
“Magnificent freehold site for sale with planning consent,” reads one ‘for sale’ sign on The Bishops Avenue ... care home ever built in the UK”. Next door, property developer Valouran ...
London travel news LIVE: Elizabeth Line workers to strike over pay row as M11 crash causes delays
Train services on London's Elizabeth line face major disruption as drivers announce four days of strike action in a dispute ...
Farmers protest LIVE: Parliament gridlocked by tractor rally as Nigel Farage says 'we can beat death tax'
Tractor rally comes as MPs debate e-petition with 148,000 signatures calling to keep current inheritance tax exemptions for working farms ...
Yahoo4d
The Bishops Avenue: why Billionaires' Row remains London's most divisive street
Is The Bishops Avenue still Billionaires’ Row or ‘past the point of no return’? (Emma Magnus) ...
Church Times6d
Bishop of London: Safeguarding crisis should not be seen in isolation
There are wider, structural problems within the Church of England which have brought us to this point ... Proposals regarding the appointment of diocesan bishops will be brought to this week’s session ...
The Irish News5d
Church of England ‘broken’, lead safeguarding bishop says after abuse scandal
The Church of England is “broken”, the lead safeguarding bishop said as victims of abuser ... Addressing the Synod in central London, Ms Grenfell highlighted the work being done by the Church ...
The Daily Telegraph6d
Church abuse could still be happening, admits Bishop of London
Failure to respond correctly to sexual crimes is ‘horrific’, says Dame Sarah Mullally The Bishop ... London has said she “cannot guarantee” that abuse is not taking place in the Church of ...