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New retail and leisure opportunities close to Tottenham Hale station. **1 UNIT REMAINING**. The Sessile is an eleven storey Build to Rent scheme. It comprises 310 homes with a mix of studio, one, two and three bedroom...
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Mon Jun 23 2025
Interactive museum and social gaming concept SPYSCAPE has opened its first UK site at 45 Wellington Street in London's Covent Garden. The 25,000 sq ft space – which is the operator's second outside of Manhattan – looks to offer a spy-themed experience featuring authentic stories and historic gadgets. Visitors will also receive a profile of their own personality, skills and attributes, developed by a former head of training at British Intelligence and a leading psychology professor at Imperial College London.
Thu Jun 19 2025
Açai and The Tribe, a health-focused all-day eatery, has opened its first store in London at 279 Fulham Road, within the Sloane Stanley Estate. Açai and The Tribe's 1,327 sq ft space offers a range of açai bowls as well as other health-focused food options, such as smoothies, topped sourdough, sandwiches, banana loaf, and a range of beverages. Açai and The Tribe – which was founded in 2021 and opened its first site in Manchester – will sit alongside coffee brand Kiss The Hippo in close proximity to Joe and The Juice and Claude Bosi's Josephine restaurant.
Wed Jun 18 2025
The mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced that he will move ahead with plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street. This follows an extensive public consultation which attracted over 6,000 responses and found that almost seven in 10 respondents backed the proposals. Some major businesses have also welcomed the plans, including Selfridges, John Lewis, and Ikea. The proposals were first announced last year, and outlined the pedestrianisation of the almost mile-long stretch of Oxford Street between Orchard Street and Oxford Circus up to Great Portland Street.