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Business · LondonLondon loses 172 pubs between 2020 and 2025
London has seen a net loss of 172 pubs between 2020 and 2025, a reduction of 4.7 per cent. The British Beer and Pub Association warns these closures could lead to around 5,000 job losses across the industry.
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Business · LondonTriyoga staff appeal for unpaid wages after studio closure
Triyoga, a London yoga chain owned by Common Bond, has suddenly closed all its studios. Over one hundred staff members have approached a union for assistance in recovering unpaid wages, with final payments due on September 17 now delayed.
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Business · LondonUK small businesses target US market at London pitch event
More than 40 UK small businesses pitched to American buyers at the Great British Pitch USA event in central London. The initiative aims to boost export growth, with research indicating North America is the most promising export market for many UK firms.
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Business · LondonRevolut clears first U.S. banking hurdle, launch set for 2027
Revolut has secured conditional approval from the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for its American bank charter. The company still needs clearance from the Federal Reserve and the FDIC before it can roll out services, targeting a 2027 launch.
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Business · LondonTwo London small firms to receive £10,000 grants from Small Business Saturday
Small Business Saturday announced that two businesses on its Nation’s Favourite list will each receive a £10,000 grant from American Express. London‑based toy maker Get Kindy is among the featured firms, and shoppers are urged to support the listed companies on 5 December.
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Local News · LondonIlford travel firm collapses after 22 years serving faith-based pilgrims
A Redbridge-based travel company specialising in Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages has collapsed into liquidation, affecting thousands of customers. Joint liquidators were appointed last month, while the firm’s website now shows only error messages. The closure follows a wider trend of travel industry failures in 2026.
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