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Ex-Daily Express
building to be
redeveloped
THE City of London Corporation has
approved plans for a new 21-storey
office-led development and rejuvenation
of a listed former newspaper headquarters
at 120 Fleet Street.
The City Corporation’s Planning and
Transportation Committee supported the
plans by CO-RE, which include detaching
the Grade II-listed Daily Express building
from River Court.
The latter will be replaced with the new
tower which will offer in excess of 61,000
sqm of high-quality office floorspace.
The art deco Daily Express building will
be transformed into a publicly accessible
cultural destination with social and
educational outreach. It will become home
to a free publicly accessible roof garden.
Planners say the development will
enrich the local area with increased
pedestrian permeability and public realm
enhancements including pavement
widening, tree planting and a new eastwest
route connecting Shoe Lane with
Bride Street.
The scheme also represents an uplift in
ground-floor retail floorspace in the Fleet
Street Principal Shopping Centre, with an
increase in active frontage.
The development also encourages
active travel via a ‘Cycle House’ that will
offer 85 short stay and 149 long stay cycle
parks, maintenance stations, a café and
retail options as well as a concierge service
dedicated to cyclists, including cargo bike
delivery.
Chair of the City of London Corporation’s
Planning and Transportation Committee,
Alastair Moss, said: “Fleet Street is
renowned as the former home of London’s
newspaper industry and this development
takes care to rejuvenate the old Daily
Express building to the next chapter of its
rich history.
“Importantly, it will also allow for a new,
high-quality office to be constructed in this
key strategic part of the City.
“Developments like this, coupled with
the undeniable return of the buzz of City
workers, continue to give us unwavering
confidence that the Square Mile’s recovery
will go from strength-to-strength, as Fleet
Street re-invents itself as a key part of
the City.”
Plans for hotel with ‘sky forests’
AN old office block is set to become a
luxury hotel with a rooftop cocktail bar and
“sky forests”, writes Hannah Neary, Local
Democracy Reporter.
A developer wants to transform a 1950s
office block in the City of London into a
300-room hotel. Ploberger Hotel Group
plans to revamp Boundary House, Jewry
Street (EC3N 2EX) to create space for a hotel,
restaurant, bar, coffee shop and work space.
The site is a short walk from Aldgate and
London Fenchurch Street stations.
A planning report describes the development
as: “An opportunity to re-imagine this
area as part of the new 24/7 City and reposition
the currently ill-defined neighbourhood
as a vibrant urban quarter.” Designed by
Images by Bjarke Ingels Group
architects David Bonnett Associates, the new
hotel would feature an outdoor bar on the
14th floor surrounded by trees.
The report describes it as “a striking green
crown on the skyline” that will reduce local
air and noise pollution. It adds: “To soften
and green a hard inner-city environment
currently severely lacking in landscaping, the
rooftops will be “urban sky forests” planted
with new trees.”
Ploberger Hotel Group was previously
given planning permission to redevelop Bow
Street Magistrates’ Court and Police Station
into a 100-room hotel with restaurants and
bars.
The City’s Planning Committee will
consider this application in due course.

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DESTINATION CITY
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CHEAPSIDE BUSINESS ALLIANCE,
ALDGATE CONNECT, EC PARTNERSHIP AND THE FLEET STREET QUARTER
What’s happening
this winter across
the Square Mile
INTRODUCING IN THE CITY – AN APP
FOR THE CITY OF LONDON
Looking for exclusive offers, itineraries
and events in the City? In the City is a
brand-new app launching this month,
brought to you by the City BIDs and
Partnerships with support from the City
of London Corporation.
Whether you’re visiting or working
in the City of London, you’re bound
to find something to make you smile.
Discover hidden gems, independent
businesses and exciting events taking
place across the Square Mile and
beyond.
In the City helps visitors and
workers get the most out of the City,
showcasing its vibrant and varied
offering.
Download the app when it is
released later this month and you’ll be
able to explore the City beyond the
9-5, with the Square Mile’s cultural,
heritage and leisure offer at your
fingertips.
•Be the first to find out when the app
goes live by following @ecpartnership,
@cheapsideba, @aldgateconnect and
@fleetstquarter on Twitter or Instagram.
THERE are so many things
happening around the City of
London this month, as more
and more workers return to
the office.
Explore the streets in
Cheapside and Aldgate as well as the
Eastern City and areas around Fleet Street.
Now hurry up and take part in all the
excitement!
This month in… Cheapside
SHOPPING / THE ROYAL EXCHANGE
Update your winter wardrobe and get a
head start on your festive shopping in
Cheapside. Head to The Royal Exchange,
one of London’s grandest and most iconic
buildings for luxury shopping and all-day
dining. To celebrate 450 years of trading,
Whitechapel Gallery
a selection of The Royal Exchange’s
resident luxury brands – Aspinal of
London, Boodles, Fortnum & Mason,
Georg Jensen, Ladurée, Montblanc, Ron
Dorff, Smythson, Tateossian and Tom
Davies Bespoke Opticians – have created
Exclusive Edition products, many designed
especially for the anniversary and all
available exclusively from their boutiques.
Or why not head to One New Change?
The City shopping centre boasts 60
stores, several restaurants and a public
roof terrace with views of St Paul’s
Cathedral. It’s also home to a brand-new
Zara store, which features the latest
Zara Woman and Man collections over
two floors. If you’re short on time, just
purchase your items via the Zara app and
collect them in store half an hour later.
This month in… Aldgate
ARTS & CLIMBING / ALDGATE HOUSE
Looking for something a little different in
the City? Just a stone’s throw away from
Aldgate Underground Station, Aldgate
House is playing host to a pop-up gallery
and the City’s first climbing wall.
Check out Well, Well, Well an exhibition
from nomadic gallerists and Aldgate
locals Leyden Gallery which sees 12 artists
Royal Exchange
exploring the theme of wellness in unique
ways. The ongoing exhibition runs until
March 2022 and will showcase many
more artists and events. Find out more at
leydengallery.com.
If you want to get active on your lunch
break or after work, head down to the
brand-new City Bouldering in Aldgate
House’s basement. Boasting 100 boulder
problems, a kilter board, dedicated training
area, integrated cafe, break-out spaces,
locker and shower facilities and their own
shop, City Bouldering is fully prepped to
keep you fuelled, equipped and in the
mood to climb. Book your session at
citybouldering.co.uk.
This month in… the Eastern City
and the Fleet Street Quarter
BUSINESS / BID PROPOSALS
This month sees the formal launch of the
BID Proposals for the Eastern City and
the Fleet Street Quarter, which set out
how a BID in each area would meet the
needs of the business community ahead
of the formal ballots to become business
improvement districts.
Both the EC Partnership and the Fleet
Street Quarter are planning to become
DISCOVER ALDGATE AND CHEAPSIDE
WITH THE COMMUTER CLUB
Have you joined the Commuter Club
yet? Together with BIDs from across
London, the City BIDs and Partnerships
have launched an exclusive selection of
podcasts, playlists and stories, curated
especially for Londoners heading into
the City and beyond. Check out the
Aldgate podcast to get behind the
scenes at the Whitechapel Gallery;
enjoy tapas in the bustling Petticoat
Lane Dining Quarter; and catch up
with fascinating Londoners. And if
you need help changing gears from
home to work, enjoy a few minutes of
Commuter Calm with Paul McKenna.
Meanwhile on the Cheapside
podcast, meet Reverend George Bush
of St Mary-le-Bow to find out whether
you’re a cockney or not – then, head
to Mansion House to learn about the
history of the City of London with Lord
Mayor William Russell.
•Read and listen to stories from the
streets of London for free by heading
to commuterclub.london
business improvement districts in the next
year. Local businesses pay a special levy
to their own respective BID, which lobbies
for their interests and funds projects within
the district’s boundaries.
The EC Partnership and the Fleet Street
Quarter have created their BID Proposals
after hearing a range of views from local
businesses in each footprint.
Each of the BID proposals contain
exciting plans for the future of the City,
shaped by input from the business
community. Both the EC Partnership and
the Fleet Street Quarter will be balloting
on these proposals in early 2022.
•To read the proposals, head
online to cpartnership.co.uk and
fleetstreetquarter.co.uk

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LOCAL residents and members
of the business community are
being invited to attend a landmark
occasion at the City Wellbeing
Centre (BENK + BO, Spitalfields,
4-6 Gravel Lane E1 7AW) on
Wednesday November 24 at 12.15pm
The event will mark a pivotal moment in
the history of the City Wellbeing Centre, as
it moves from offering online support to
‘in-person’ counselling and psychotherapy
for the first time.
Speeches will be led by the incoming
Lord Mayor of the City of London, Vincent
Keaveney, who will signal the re-opening of
the unique resource, which aims to support
mental health in the City of London and its
surrounding areas.
Tavistock Relationships, whose staff will be
providing the therapeutic help offered at the
City Wellbeing Centre, will also be in attendance
and on hand to discuss the services
they offer, as well as future developments.
Networking and tours of the City
Wellbeing Centre will commence at
12.45pm, and guides will be ready to field
any queries visitors may have.
As a non-profit making charity, Tavistock
Relationships is committed to making
its services accessible to all, irrespective
of income, and the financial model that
enables this will be explained in a detailed
presentation at the event.
•The relaunching of the City Wellbeing
Centre is a free-to-attend event open
to all parties (capacity will be limited
so book now to secure your place).
Attendance can be reserved online at
eventbrite.co.uk/e/191872193897.
A crucial service in the City
VITAL WELLBEING
SERVICE RELAUNCHES
Now reopening for in-person
support with mental health issues
City Wellbeing Centre
The City Wellbeing Centre offers help, in the form of talking therapy, for
workers and residents in the City of London and neighbouring boroughs:
Tower Hamlets, Camden, Islington, Southwark, Hackney, Westminster, and
Lambeth.
Open now to help you with support for a range of issues:
• Relationship problems, divorce or separation
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Painful and complicated relationships with partners, wider family or
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• Sexual problems
• Low self-esteem
• Life transitions – such as having a baby, changing careers, moving away,
thinking about separating from a partner, or retirement
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Fortnum & Mason
Temper City
Fortnum & Mason at The Royal Exchange
The hyper Instagrammable Fortnum and
Mason bar in The Royal Exchange is the
place to go for morning coffee or even a
more luxurious afternoon tea. If you want to
treat yourself during the day, grab a glass of
bubbles before doing some luxury shopping
and stepping back out into the busy streets
full of festival goers making a proper noise.
It’s the perfect excuse to check out the
interiors of this historical landmark.
•The Courtyard, The Royal Exchange,
EC3V 3LR
theroyalexchange.co.uk
Temper City
We’ve had a food crush on Temper City for
some time now. And their new bottomless
steak and wine deal has made us fall in
love with them all over again. The bottomless
brunch craze has certainly made its
way into the Square Mile but this is a far
more adult and sophisticated version.
Head here for a hefty British rump steak
with sides and 90-minutes of unlimited
wine for just £29 per person. It makes for
an epic show day.
•2 Angel Court EC2R 7HJ
temperrestaurant.com
Spring at Somerset House
Somerset House isn’t too far away from
the procession route this year, making the
Spring restaurant the perfect spot for the
ethically minded diner. Head chef Skye
Gyngell has been pushing forward Spring’s
environmentally-friendly policies since
2016, creating brilliant seasonal menus
from all locally sourced and organic
produce. Her last ‘Scratch Menu’ raised
awareness on food waste and she is now
pushing ahead with a plan to make the
restaurant entirely plastic free by the end
of 2019; not a small feat for those in the
hospitality industry. And beyond all of their
sustainability efforts, the space within the
new wing of Somerset House is visually
stunning and the changing menu is given
a whole heap of thought and care. It’s fine
dining done ethically, and a supreme pick
for the Lord Mayor’s Show.
•Somerset House, Lancaster Place
WC2R 1LA
springrestaurant.co.uk

Your puzzle challenge
CROSS CODE
18 25 2 26 8 4 16 1 9
14 22 17 2 11 22 2 10 11 24
11 9 5 1 16 12 26 9 16
19 13 1 16 5 1 20 9 1 1
5 4 6 12 26 13 1 23 5
1 16 9 19 2 13 1 4 13 13 16 1
26 15 13 22 12 20
13 15 20 26 12 13 1 13 11 9 16 13
1 22 7 11 13 13 1 8 6
16 12 22 21 1 12 15 13 2 16
13 13 3 5 9 19 2 13 13
16 9 2 6 13 26 1 17 9 15
20 7 26 21 11 9 20 1 21
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Each number in our Cross Code grid represents a different letter
of the alphabet. You have three letters in the control grid to start
you off. Enter them in the appropriate squares in the main grid,
then use your knowledge of words to work out which letters
should go in the missing squares.
As you get the letters, fill in other squares with the same number
in the main grid and control grid. Check off the alphabetical list of
letters as you identify them.
MAGIC SQUARE
PARROT STATES MOVE
Using all 16 letters of the phrase above, form
four words each of four letters which will fit in the
grid to form a magic square in which the words
can be read both horizontally and vertically.
SUDOKU
Easy
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6 4 7
7 2 5 8 6
8 3 1
2 3 9 1 6 5
1 7 9 8 2
9 6 2 5
4 5 3
2 5 8 3 7 6
3 7 4
NONAGRAM
How many words of four
letters or more can you
make from this
Nonagram? Each word
must use the central letter,
and each letter may be
used only once. At least
one word using all nine
letters can be found.
Guidelines:
28 Good; 33 Very Good;
39 Excellent.
Any word found in the Concise
Oxford Dictionary (Tenth Edition) is
eligible with the following
exceptions: proper nouns; plural
nouns, pronouns and possessives;
third person singular verbs;
hyphenated words; contractions
and abbreviations; vulgar slang
words; variant spellings of the
same word (where another variant
is also eligible).
Each row and each column must contain the numbers 1 to 9, and so must each 3 x 3 box.
Quiz Challenge
1. The Bradford Bulls compete in
which sport?
2. Alexei Sayle played eccentric
landlord Jerzy Balowski in
which classic sitcom?
3. What is the job of the ‘gaffer’
on a film set?
4. The upper part of a fraction
has what mathematical name?
5. At the Tokyo 2020 Olympics,
swimmer Adam Peaty won
gold for the 100m breaststroke
and what other race?
E O F
F T C
A S U
WORD PYRAMID
Spell out a 15-letter word or
phrase by moving from one
chamber to another within
the pyramid. You may
only enter each of the
chambers once and
may only proceed
through openings
in the walls. The
first letter may
appear in any
chamber.
FIVE ALIVE
6 4
7 2
2 4 3 7 8
8 1 6
9 7
9 8 6
7 5
9 8 2 1
3 5
6. For what crime were the
Tolpuddle Martyrs transported
to Australia in 1834?
7. What B is in the titles of a
Supertramp album and a
classic film starring Audrey
Hepburn as Holly Golightly?
8. The small custard tarts Pasteis
de Nata come from which
country?
9. What was the origin of the
phrase: “Those who are about
to die salute you.”?
10. Tegucigalpa is the capital city
of which country?
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crosswords
using the same
grid – but the
letters have
been mixed up.
You have to
work out which
letters belong
to which
crossword.
EQUALISER
5 10
2 3 2
3 6
12 4 1
7 2
Place the four signs (add,
subtract, multiply, divide)
one in each circle so that
the total of each across
and down line is the same.
Perform the first calculation in each
line first and ignore the mathematical
law which says you should always
perform division and multiplication
before addition and subtraction.
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CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
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9
12
14
17
21
20
24
22
2
10
ACROSS
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11
17
21
5. Expel you and me in the
book (4)
7. Maid arranged allowance
out of respect (10)
8. On top of some of the
covers (4)
9. Exercises done as part of
the eleven-plus? (5,5)
12. Large number on platform
first arranged the event (6)
13. Sailor to get under way, say,
and let himself down the
rock face (6)
14. Still crackling (6)
16. Piece on board that is for a
beginner (6)
17. Magic words used to
expose the plant (4,6)
20. Old Testament character
found in a thesaurus (4)
21. Unorthodox Australian
revelry (10)
22. UK marine detachment (4)
1
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12
18
26
29
21
2
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19
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QUICK CROSSWORD
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4
13
16
DOWN
15
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8
11
18
6
12
19
1. Property to come down to
earth (4)
2. Some limping Zulu
warriors (4)
3. Transferred worker to
editor (6)
4. One tucking into pie in the
square (6)
5. Alert but stepping on
another’s feet? (2,4,4)
6. Doubt whether Greek
philosopher is a Frenchman
(10)
10. The saint is converted by
the opposition (10)
11. Coastal landmark that is
highly visible (10)
15. Make new cart with ease,
so to speak (6)
16. A sorry arrangement of a
string of beads (6)
18. Rod left chopper outside (4)
19. Max returned to make point
in test (4)
4
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10
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17
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30
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23
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SOLUTIONS
31
32
NONAGRAM:
acetous; acute; affect; auto; cast;
caste; coast; coat; coset; cost; costa;
cote; cuesta; cute; east; facet; fact;
fast; fate; fatso; faucet; feast; feat;
feta; fetus; oast; offcut; offset; oust;
outface; sate; saute; scat; scot;
scout; scut; scute; seat; sect; seta;
soft; softa; staff; stoa; stuff; suet;
SUFFOCATE; taco; teff; toea; toff;
tofu; tosa; tufa; tuff.
Across – Bends; Woven; Yolky.
Down – Bawdy; Naval; Sunny.
Across – Hired; Vague; Ratel.
Down – Hover; Right; Dwell.
(2)
FIVE ALIVE:
(1)
QUICK CROSSWORD:
Across – 1 Insect; 4 Baltic; 8 Border; 10 Shanty; 11 Route; 12
Rancid; 14 Arrest; 16 Dace; 17 Gear; 19 Slag; 22 Tsar; 26 Unwell;
27 Herein; 28 Lager; 29 Ridged; 30 Marine; 31 Tanner; 32 Shrewd.
Down – 1 Inborn; 2 Strand; 3 Cleric; 5 Adhere; 6 Tanker; 7
Coyote; 9 Rode; 10 Stag; 13 Cable; 15 Radar; 18 Turret; 19
Sweden; 20 Allege; 21 Glad; 22 Them; 23 Seraph; 24 Revile; 25
Intend.
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD:
Across – 5 Oust; 7 Admiration; 8 Over; 9 Daily dozen; 12 Staged;
13 Abseil; 14 Static; 16 Rookie; 17 Open sesame; 20 Esau; 21
Saturnalia; 22 Isle.
Down – 1 Land; 2 Impi; 3 Handed; 4 Piazza; 5 On one’s toes; 6
Scepticism; 10 Antithesis; 11 Lighthouse; 15 Create; 16 Rosary;
18 Axle; 19 Exam.
I
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EQUALISER:
Clockwise from top
left – multiply; add;
divide; subtract.
Total: 8.
WORD PYRAMID:
Cut and come again.
MAGIC SQUARE:
post; over; seta;
tram.
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CROSS CODE
1 2 3
QUIZ CHALLENGE: 1 Rugby League; 2 The Young Ones; 3 Lighting technician; 4 Numerator; 5 Mixed 4 x 100m medley relay; 6 Forming a
trade union; 7 Breakfast (in America; at Tiffany’s); 8 Portugal; 9 The Roman gladiators’ address to their emperor; 10 Honduras.
ACROSS
1. Six-legged
creature (6)
4. European sea (6)
8. Edge (6)
10. Sailor’s song (6)
11. Chosen path (5)
12. Rotten (6)
14. Take into
custody (6)
16. Freshwater fish (4)
17. Equipment (4)
19. Smelting waste (4)
22. Russian
emperor (4)
26. Ill (6)
27. In this place (6)
28. Light beer (5)
29. Furrowed (6)
30. Nautical (6)
31. Leather worker (6)
32. Astute (6)
DOWN
1. Congenital (6)
2. Filament (6)
3. Clergyman (6)
5. Stick firmly (6)
6. Oil-carrying
vessel (6)
7. Prairie wolf (6)
9. Went on
horseback (4)
10. Male deer (4)
13. Wire (5)
15. Locating
system (5)
18. Small tower (6)
19. Scandinavian
country (6)
20. Claim (6)
21. Cheerful (4)
22. Those people (4)
23. Angel (6)
24. Vilify (6)
25. Plan (6)

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