Jonathan Prynn has been Business Editor of Evening Standard, responsible for all City and finance news. Previously he was Consumer Editor and has also worked at The Times and the Sunday Telegraph
Jonathan Prynn has been Business Editor of Evening Standard, responsible for all City and finance news. Previously he was Consumer Editor and has also worked at The Times and the Sunday Telegraph

Slog, setbacks and £70 million — how a crumbling theatre became an epic London success story. Jonathan Prynn meets its visionary owner

Sales and profits are booming seven years after the electronics retailer fell into administration

The average cost of a home in the capital rose 2.6% during the month from £552,402 to £566,614 according to the Land Registry .

Headline rate of inflation dipped slightly after “awful April” spike

Rachel Reeves largely ignored the capital in her spending review, despite her economic plans depending on it

The company was formed as Engine Patents Limited by Sir Harry Ricardo during the First World War in February 1915.

Retailer will start with a ‘selection of best selling lines’ and will add more over the coming days

London had the highest unemployment rate of any region at 6.4%

Vans are now the biggest single contributor to harmful NOx emissions on London’s roads
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The influential Essex band released their first album 50 years ago

Alphawave listed in London in May 2021 in an IPO valuing it at £3.1 billion

The planning application comes as Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton airports also plot big increases in passenger capacity

Data consumption hit more than 225 terabytes at last year’s event

The premium share of the total cider market has increased from 20.9% per cent in 2023 to 23.4% last year

Tesla registrations in the UK dropped 36% to 2,016 in May, compared to 3,152 a year ago, according to new figures

A West End oasis used by thousands of Londoners will close on June 8th

Wise was the largest tech listing in the UK when it was valued at almost £9 billion after its 2021 stock market debut

Details of four huge new hospitality venues at Olympia unveiled

A group of more than 100 creditors holding £13 billion of Thames Water debt said time is running out

Professional landlords riding out the extra costs and regulation in the sector

Even the New York firm that takes on the toughest challenges balked at London’s water supplier