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    • Battersea Power Station drives accessibility through new stoma-friendly toilets
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      Battersea Power Station drives accessibility through new stoma-friendly toilets

      ByErin Louise Marks October 16, 2026October 16, 2026

      Battersea Power Station launched 35 stoma-friendly toilets earlier this month as part of their ongoing mission to make the venue accessible for everyone. In October this year the power station installed shelves in its toilets as part of Colostomy UK’s campaign to make toilets stoma-friendly. The change also comes ahead of a Government petition to…

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    • Can a Bayswater’s Greek grocery compete with Whole Foods?
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      Can a Bayswater’s Greek grocery compete with Whole Foods?

      ByPaola Maggioni October 16, 2026

      The possible arrival of a Whole Foods branch in Queensway raised questions about the future of independent shops and the community identity that they help sustain.

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    • “Everyone’s clinging on for dear life”: Stoke Newington’s independent businesses call for support from John Healey ahead of Autumn Budget
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      “Everyone’s clinging on for dear life”: Stoke Newington’s independent businesses call for support from John Healey ahead of Autumn Budget

      ByBea Drummond October 16, 2026October 16, 2026

      John Healey’s reported budget plans on Tuesday for a tax crackdown on online marketplaces to fund business rate cuts for high street shops arrive at a critical time for Stoke Newington’s independent traders. The neighbourhood has long prided itself on its small independent businesses. However, significant changes to business rates introduced by the Government last…

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    • Islington Council declare they will continue to fight against Holloway Road Casino
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      Islington Council declare they will continue to fight against Holloway Road Casino

      ByLauren Bramwell October 16, 2026October 16, 2026

      Local councillors have vowed to stand firm against future legal appeals following their victory blocking a 24-hour casino at 403 Holloway Road.  Last week, the Licensing Sub-Committee formally rejected the application from Cain’s Amusements Ltd to convert a vacant former Barclays Bank into a slot machine venue.  Jeremy Corbyn wrote on X: “This is a…

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    • Adoption scheme launched at Queen’s Park Farm to improve animal welfare
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      Adoption scheme launched at Queen’s Park Farm to improve animal welfare

      ByClementine Petit October 16, 2026October 16, 2026

      As two goats continue to recover from public feeding-related intoxications, Queen’s Park Farm launches a new adoption initiative to raise funds and improve their animals’ welfare. As of October 12th, the animals are available for symbolic adoption and sponsorship, with all money raised going back to the park and farm. “Through the adoption scheme, we…

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    • Lewisham council calls for lower hospitality VAT rates as small businesses face closure.
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      Lewisham council calls for lower hospitality VAT rates as small businesses face closure.

      ByLauren Henry October 16, 2026

      Lewisham council declared their support for VAT’s The Problem: a campaign spearheaded by Tom Kerridge to lower the value added tax rate for the hospitality industry to 10%.  VAT’s The Problem calls for the government to reduce the hospitality VAT rate, lowering operating costs for our cafes, pubs, hotels and restaurants. Reduced VAT rates would also…

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    • 12 Climbing Walls next to each other of different themes with auto-belay device
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      Huge investment in New Climbing Walls at Maidstone ‘Climb Kent’ Centre.

      ByIzzy Ottembrajt October 16, 2026October 16, 2026

      The new ‘Fun Walls’ at ‘Climb Kent’, part of ‘Lower Grange Farm Kent Scouts’ activity centre in Maidstone, are part of the company’s inclusive and accessible business goals. The 12 new auto belayed walls give the business a huge opportunity to increase footfall. The BBC reported in February of this year that indoor climbing has…

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    • Dartford Borough Council launch ‘name and shame’ campaign to stop illegal trading.
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      Dartford Borough Council launch ‘name and shame’ campaign to stop illegal trading.

      ByAmelia England October 16, 2026

      Dartford Borough Council has launched a ‘name and shame’ campaign on social media, urging residents to identify individuals illegally selling tobacco, perfume and wireless earphones in the town centre. The council warns these goods may pose safety risks and that the presence of illegal traders undermines local independent businesses on the high street.  However, independent…

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    • Coccole Tiramisu Window Holloway Road
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      A Window of Opportunity: London Tiramisu Business Bets on New Format as Hospitality Costs Mount

      BySaniya Udeshi October 16, 2026October 16, 2026

      Coccole Tiramisu opened a second venture on Holloway Road on 19 September, converting a former ATM window into a space dedicated to the Italian dessert.

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      Sea Lanes Canary Wharf Sees Strong Summer Turnout Ahead of Winter Slowdown.

      ByDanny Dillon October 16, 2026October 16, 2026

      Following the hottest summer in British history, newly opened Sea Lanes Canary Wharf has reported attendance that exceeded initial projections, though numbers are forecasted to drop during the winter. The open air swimming pool and saunas opened on June 19 2026, and are operated by South Downs Leisure. Sea Lanes funded the £4.5m development of…

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