Tag: City of London
Homes In London Are Cracking As The Clay They Are Built On Shrinks
If you are a homeowner, the last word you want to hear is “subsidence,” which is defined as the gradual caving in or sinking of an area of land. It means the foundation beneath your structure is no longer capable of handling its weight and is slowly settling. It is happening … [continued]
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What’s happening in London this Civic Holiday weekend
From Ribfest to outdoor movies, here’s what’s happening in the city over the long weekend.
Hot Stuff: Silver screen meets starry nights in London’s parks all summer
The City of London screens free movies in public parks in a bid to bring neighbours together. Part 6 of our series on people and things that make our region’s summer sizzle
City council votes 10-5 to move forward with push for ‘special constables’
City hall will explore the hiring of its own special constable service, city council has decided, even as several politicians flag concerns with the broad scope of the potential duties and responsibilities. Mayor Josh Morgan spent much of his speaking time over the course of a debate that lasted more than two hours Tuesday defending […]
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