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What Next For London? BusinessLDN
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The What Next for London? podcast is brought to you by BusinessLDN, the capital’s leading business campaign group. Our mission is to make London the best city in the world in which to do business, working for and with the UK. On ‘What Next for London?’ we speak to business leaders from across the capital and get their opinion on the biggest issues facing our city.
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The Value of Global Students to the Capital
Our Policy Delivery Director Mark Hilton sits down with Deputy Vice-Chancellor of London Metropolitan University Gary Davies to discuss the cultural, economic and educational contribution of international students to London. The pair discuss the Government’s current approach to international education, how the UK’s offering compares to other major economies and the potential implications of the Migration Advisory Committee’s forthcoming report on the Graduate Visa.
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The future of Business Improvement Districts
Our Programme Director Stephanie Pollitt sits down with Primera Chief Executive Ruth Duston OBE to discuss what the coming years hold for Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) in the capital.
Launched in the early 2000s, BIDs give businesses within a designated area the power to pool resources to enhance local communities, create opportunities and drive growth.
They now cover 100,000 businesses and 800,000 employees across London.
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Small cells and 5G technology with BT
In today’s episode, we will be discussing small cells and 5G technology in the capital, with BT.
Hosted by John Kavanagh, Programme Director for Infrastructure at BusinessLDN, we speak with Ali Akhtar, Head of Acquisitions and Contracts, and Ian Cottingham, Director of Mobile Network Operations and Digital Infrastructure, both from BT Wholesale, about small cells; what they are, how they work and how 5G can bridge the digital divide and drive social inclusion in London.
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Gender Mainstreaming with Turley
In today’s episode, we will be discussing Gender Mainstreaming in the built environment with the planning and development consultancy Turley.
Hosted by Matthew Fell, Director of Competitiveness at BusinessLDN, we speak with Lindsay Hart, Market Research Analyst, to learn more about how the safety and wellbeing of women and girls are key factors in planning and the built environment and understand how it is being adopted in businesses across the capital and UK.
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Thames Super Sewer with Tideway
In today’s episode, we will be discussing the Thames Tideway Tunnel, also known as the super sewer – an extensive £4.5bn upgrade to London’s sewer system to meet the needs of a growing population, with a current estimated completion date of 2025.
Hosted by John Kavanagh, Programme Director for Infrastructure at BusinessLDN, we speak with Andy Mitchelle CBE, Chief Executive at Tideway to explain how this vital project will transform London for the future.
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Economic Briefing with the Bank of England
This week we sat down with Lai Wah Co, Deputy Agent for Greater London at the Bank of England, for an exclusive podcast recording about the economic forecast for the capital.
During the discussion, we asked Lai to share her insight on the economy, growth, employment and wages. She also looks at the long-term picture for the capital and what this means for businesses.
Hosted by Matthew Fell, Director of Competitiveness at BusinessLDN, our latest episode explores the economic outlook to help the business community plan for the future.
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