惯性聚合 高效追踪和阅读你感兴趣的博客、新闻、科技资讯
阅读原文 在惯性聚合中打开

推荐订阅源

有赞技术团队
有赞技术团队
MyScale Blog
MyScale Blog
Cyberwarzone
Cyberwarzone
Schneier on Security
Schneier on Security
I
Intezer
Cisco Talos Blog
Cisco Talos Blog
Cloudbric
Cloudbric
Exploit-DB.com RSS Feed
Exploit-DB.com RSS Feed
NISL@THU
NISL@THU
博客园 - Franky
F
Fortinet All Blogs
Google DeepMind News
Google DeepMind News
Jina AI
Jina AI
T
The Exploit Database - CXSecurity.com
P
Proofpoint News Feed
N
News and Events Feed by Topic
cs.AI updates on arXiv.org
cs.AI updates on arXiv.org
F
Full Disclosure
T
Troy Hunt's Blog
D
Darknet – Hacking Tools, Hacker News & Cyber Security
Project Zero
Project Zero
P
Palo Alto Networks Blog
Recorded Future
Recorded Future
美团技术团队
D
Docker
PCI Perspectives
PCI Perspectives
Microsoft Azure Blog
Microsoft Azure Blog
MongoDB | Blog
MongoDB | Blog
L
LINUX DO - 最新话题
Recent Announcements
Recent Announcements
Hacker News: Ask HN
Hacker News: Ask HN
人人都是产品经理
人人都是产品经理
月光博客
月光博客
D
DataBreaches.Net
The Hacker News
The Hacker News
爱范儿
爱范儿
V
Visual Studio Blog
Engineering at Meta
Engineering at Meta
SecWiki News
SecWiki News
cs.CV updates on arXiv.org
cs.CV updates on arXiv.org
A
About on SuperTechFans
Latest news
Latest news
GbyAI
GbyAI
T
Tor Project blog
L
LINUX DO - 热门话题
Security Latest
Security Latest
博客园 - 聂微东
Y
Y Combinator Blog
AI
AI
M
MIT News - Artificial intelligence

City AM

As it happened: Stocks mixed as Trump warns takes ‘two to tango’ on Iran peace As it happened: Stocks mixed as Trump warns takes ‘two to tango’ on Iran peace Replace Reeves if Starmer goes, voters tell Labour Right to Buy has been a huge success, of course the left hates it Regional bond revolution risks making Britain more unequal and less prudent Labour may not agree with Blair, but the public does… The world can’t keep consuming more than it produces If performance matters more than privilege then prove it Wayve: London robotaxis will make passengers forget there’s no driver Mandelson Files add insult to injury, but the patient was already beyond saving Blackstone Raises its Largest Asia Private Equity Fund at $13.1 Billion Pension master trusts join forces to tackle outdated transfer systems Iran ‘pulls out of talks with US’ and threatens to strike Israel Anthropic files for IPO as race with OpenAI heats up ‘Be more Trumpian’ – Mandelson discussed dire economy and ‘lack of verve’ with key Starmer ally Deloitte UK appoints first chief AI officer in drive for ‘AI-enabled’ services Private credit is crowded — but disciplined capital still knows where to look Squash players turn to social media to cash in on LA Olympic Games opportunities Interactive Brokers Integrates AI into Client Portfolios – Informed by Agentic Technology, Controlled by the Client WWEX Group and Auctane Complete Merger, Creating Leading Logistics Provider ShipStation Global Sadiq Khan: London tech boom can weather ‘dizzying’ AI risks New mixed gender trophy introduced for coming Hundred season Labour voters lead AI adoption as public remains split on impact North Highland Names Anthony Shaw Global Chief Executive Officer Vyond Appoints SaaS Industry Veteran Scott Ernst as Chief Executive Officer Winston Taylor Completes Historic Transatlantic Combination M&S chief’s pay slashed by £3m after cyberattack turmoil Inside Celonis, the German tech unicorn that won over a fifth of the FTSE 100 Stop and think before asking for a bigger salary Brits back Blair’s growth calls – yet are squeamish over welfare cuts Number of claims management firms halves after FCA clampdown Richard Desmond hit with £40m bill over ‘fanciful’ lottery feud Pub bosses warn tax hikes driving youth unemployment crisis UK manufacturing survives Iran war impact Labour sheds union member support to Reform, poll shows Private equity-backed Ryan triumphs in bidding for European tax adviser Svalner Atlas Wise shares plummet as money transfer firm faces fraud investigation KBRA Releases Research – European Fibre ABS: From Build-out to Securitisation Everbridge Expands Presence in Germany with New Munich Office Iran war triggers slump in selfies, ME Group warns Landlords rush to protect income over Renters’ Rights Act fears Ascensia Diabetes Care Expands CONTOUR® Portfolio with CONTOUR®COMFORT Pen Needles to Bring Greater Stability and Control to the Everyday Injection Experience Corient Completes Acquisitions of Stonehage Fleming and Stanhope Capital Group; Global Assets Surpass US$500 Billion Autobrains and Uber to Launch Agentic AI Robotaxi Program in Munich built on NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion Easyjet fires back at ‘highly opportunistic timing’ as Castlelake weighs takeover bid House prices fall again as property market ‘deteriorates’ Exclusive: Roland Garros star and ATP chief in £450,000 tennis fund raise Milburn NEET review: Anger crackles from the page but will Labour act? Deloitte and KPMG challenge PwC’s iron grip on FTSE 100 clients City policy chairman: 10 years on from Brexit, the UK still needs the EU Fintech firms grew four times faster than traditional banks in 2025 Revolut, Wayve and Elevenlabs join European tech sovereignty push UK music tech faces scale-up crunch as growth funding collapses House prices will fall by two per cent this year – the most since the financial crisis BCG, Bain and Alvarez & Marsal to ramp up entry level hiring despite AI fears NATO military chief presses UK to accelerate defence pledges Ministers back SNP probe as Sturgeon refuses to apologise for Murrell Key Mandelson file withheld by Cabinet Streeting suggests North Sea drilling and NI cuts in latest pitch Manchester City and Spygate prove lawyer gulf is opening in football ‘Defining moment’: UK’s largest train operator enters public ownership Trump yet to make ‘final determination’ on Iran war despite discussions Chaos at Heathrow as burst water pipe causes train cancellations Neil Woodford criticises BP board for ousting ‘shouty’ chairman Easyjet attracts takeover interest from US private credit firm Burnham would end asylum hotel contracts if he was PM, allies say Universal Music rejects Bill Ackman’s $65bn takeover bid How do professional footballers keep their divorces private? Fortegra Completes Acquisition by DB Insurance Training Maestro Size set for profitable Sunday at Sha Tin Trust in Patch to deliver the goods at Sha Tin Iran and Russia to target Fifa World Cup, threat experts say I’m 50 – but I feel young dining at Simpson’s in the Strand London was once a destination for the young, now it’s a compromise Business services staff face redundancies at City law firm Can Newcastle go posh? Our honest review of city’s first five-star hotel IFF Enters Into Agreement to Sell Its Food Ingredients Business to CVC Bank of England’s Bailey: Interest rates hike may not be needed Reeves’ savings package to have minimal impact on inflation rise Natwest and Barclays sweeten mortgage costs as Iran peace hopes ease interest rate fears Arsenal Champions League final tickets on resale sites for £200,000 KPMG Australia boss resigns amid whistleblower scandal KBRA Releases Research – Spanish RPL RMBS: Resilient Performance and an Established Asset Class Ocado shares rocket after striking Asda home deliveries deal Uber wants your journey on tape as safety concerns mount Burnham hits back at Blair with more state control for ‘good growth’ Top banks urge Rachel Reeves to expand small business lending scheme Private equity boom slows down as the deal bar rises for City firms £450m City block approved after developers lop three storeys of plan Champ Rugby: Bedford vs Worcester shows strength of second tier Reeves’ summer of fun won’t deliver growth I’m a social landlord, but London housing needs the private sector Moving abroad won’t save you from the British tax man Beetlejuice musical review: I’ve never heard West End fans scream this loud Asana Acquires StackAI, Adding Cross-System Execution for Human-Agent Teams AAHI’s SLA-SE Adjuvant Technology Powers Lilly’s Acquisition of Curevo’s Next-Generation Shingles Vaccine Bidgely’s EmPOWER AI London Convenes Leaders to Map the Future of Electrification, Load Flexibility, Customer Experience and Energy Affordability Music venues are in dire straits: V&A show asks how we can help KBRA Assigns Preliminary Ratings to Oban Cards 2026-1 PLC Property rich, pension poor: Meet the ‘sleepwalking’ generation
What’s On In London In June
Central London Alliance · 2026-06-02 · via City AM

City skyline during sunset with bustling streets, highlighting urban growth and economic vibrancy in a June business news ...

June in London is all about soaking up the longer days and the vibrant energy of the city. Whether you’re looking to explore secret rooftop gardens, join an interactive cartooning workshop or check out a fresh West End production, this curated guide highlights the very best events and workshops for you and your friends and families to discover in London.

Skyline view of bustling cityscape in June, highlighting modern architecture and vibrant urban life.

Activities

Dome Sundays at St Paul’s Cathedral

Every Sunday until October, 12:30pm – 2:00pm

Explore the heights of St Paul’s through three iconic galleries – now open on Sundays too. While the Cathedral is closed to general sightseeing, you can still enjoy 360 views of London from the iconic dome with a special Dome Sundays offer, for just £13.50 for adults or £5.25 for children.

Location: St Paul’s Cathedral, EC4M 8AD

For more information visit here.

The Cartoon Museum Gallery Tour

7 June, 1:30 – 2:15pm and 3:00-3:45pm

Discover the stories within The Cartoon Museum’s collection through their special tours. Visitors will enjoy a guided 45-minute tour with highlighted objects within their 20th anniversary gallery trail. Celebrate the rich history of the collection as they mark an important milestone in the Museum’s life.

Please note: This tour is designed for visitors aged 18+. There are spaces to sit within the gallery for visitors who may need rest breaks. Please inform your tour guide of access needs.

Location: The Cartoon Museum at 63 Wells Street, W1T 3PZ

For more information visit here.

Leadenhall Market series of pop-up weekend markets

13 and 28 June

Explore Leadenhall Market’s captivating vintage collection that brings together an exceptional array of timeless furniture, rare fashion from the 1920s through the 2000s and bespoke crafts. Every stall tells a story, offering an unforgettable shopping experience where the past beautifully collides with the present. It’s an unmissable destination for anyone looking to wander, discover and take home a truly one-of-a-kind treasure.

SoLo Craft Fair on 13 June and The Vintage Furniture & Flea Market on 28 June.

Location: Leadenhall Market, EC3V 1LT

For more information visit here.

Half-Price Fridays at Dr. Johnson’s House

Every Friday until 26 June, 2:00pm – 5:00pm

Discover the historic 300-year-old townhouse of Dr. Samuel Johnson, renowned creator of the first comprehensive English dictionary. Available at the discounted rate of £5 (regularly £10), this experience offers valuable insights into his life, pioneering work and 18th-century London. An exceptional opportunity to explore a significant piece of London’s cultural heritage.

Location: 17 Gough Square, London, EC4A 3DE

For more information visit here.

Family Package at Blue Orchid Hospitality

Available at Tower Suites, and Tower Residences 

Make the most of your family time in the capital with world-famous heritage sites and iconic London landmarks just steps away from Blue Orchid Hospitality. This June, enjoy a truly relaxing escape in an independent, private family suite, offering the comfort of a fully equipped kitchen and lounge space for unwinding.

Your stay includes a warm welcome with children’s goodie bags and coloring packs on arrival, an overnight stay in luxury accommodation for up to four guests (two adults and two children), and a delicious breakfast for the whole family. You’ll also enjoy an authentic Italian dinner for four, with children aged 12 and under eating free. To make your stay even more enjoyable, you’ll receive a 10% discount across all food and beverage outlets as well as the spa.

For more information visit here.

Sports

Padel at London Sports Festival

Now – 23 August, 6:00am – 10:00pm at Hay’s Galleria.

Now – 25 October, 8:00am to 8:45pm at Tower Hill Terrace.

Experience padel like never before at two of London’s most iconic locations. Whether you’re playing beside the historic Tower of London at Tower Hill Terrace or enjoying the architectural beauty of Hay’s Galleria, an unforgettable match awaits this June. Designed for everyone from first-timers to pros, both venues feature full wheelchair accessibility, complimentary equipment and floodlit evening sessions.

Be sure to check out Café Piazza and Hay’s on the River as they are offering exclusive menus and special discounts for Hay’s Galleria padel players. To see what’s included click here and then select the ‘Offers’ for full details.

Location: Hay’s Galleria at 1 Battle Bridge Lane, SE1 2HD

To book the Hay’s court visit here.

Location: Tower Hill Terrace, EC3N 4EE

To book the Tower Hill Terrace court visit here.

Pickleball at New Street Square

1 June – 17 July, 7:00am – 7:45pm

Never played pickleball before? Perfect. All you need is some curiosity and willingness to have a great time. Pickleball at New Street Square is open for everyone: workers, residents and visitors alike, just bring your trainers, all of your equipment is provided for you. With its purpose-built public space and ample seating, New Street Square is the ideal location, surrounded by a wealth of lunch options from a curated selection of brands such as Natural Kitchen, Yolk, The Salad Project, Bonata, Garbanzos, Honi Poke and more. So what are you waiting for? 

Pickleball in New Street Square is part of Central London Alliance’s London Sports Festival in partnership with Landsec PLUS and supported by Fleet Street Quarter.

Location: New Street Square, EC4M 4TR

For more information, and to book, visit here.

Panna Football

11 June – 17 September

The World Cup energy is almost here. This June, join London Sports Festival as The Crescent becomes your pitch for friendly 1v1’s and social gatherings at Panna Football. Known for its fast-paced style, close control and street football culture, panna football will transform The Crescent in Aldgate into a lively destination for sport, entertainment and community participation, inviting workers, residents and visitors to test their skills and Play Their Part. It’s open to absolutely everyone, bring your trainers and your enthusiasm. 

Location: The Crescent, EC3N 1JY

For more information, and to book, visit here. Bookings are now open.

Intro to Bouldering

Sessions are open for booking.

This June, take on a new challenge and try bouldering for the very first time. This beginner-friendly ‘Intro to Bouldering’ session pairs you with a qualified instructor for an hour, covering basics of movement to climbing etiquette and technique. It’s not only about making it to the top, it’s about building skills, having fun and joining a community of climbers who all started exactly where you are now.

Location: Aldgate City Bouldering, 33 Aldgate High Street, EC3N 1AH

For more information visit here.

Performances and Workshops

Summer Music in City Churches

16 June - 26 June

Summer Music in City Churches returns for its eighth year, celebrating world-class performances in London’s historic churches. This year, join in the Square Mile’s beautiful historic churches for a nine-day voyage exploring music inspired by cities, landscapes and local traditions, both at home and abroad. These are musicians you won’t want to miss this summer.

Location: Multiple locations within the Square Mile

Visit here for more information 

Caricatures!

20 of June, 1:00 – 4:00pm

Visit The Cartoon Museum’s amazing exhibition and receive a free cartoon portrait by Steve Marchant, a resident cartoonist, tour guide, tutor and sanitation engineer. Over the last thirty years, Steve has drawn more than 1000 adults and children at parties, festivals, conventions and special events, and for the BBC, ITV and British Airways.

Location: The Cartoon Museum at 63 Wells Street, W1T 3PZ

For more information visit here.

LENNOX DEAN Draw-along Workshop

20 June, 2:00 – 3:30pm

To celebrate the launch of Rebecca Patterson’s new book ‘Lennox Dean Living the Dream’, The Cartoon Museum is hosting an interactive workshop where everyone can draw like a kid in the back of the class with a biro. Re-capture the fun of cartooning and doodling with author-illustrator Rebecca Patterson who will share her own childhood drawing inspirations and tips to free your line and confidence. A fast-paced, fun workshop for anyone with a pencil or biro.

Location: The Cartoon Museum at 63 Wells Street, W1T 3PZ

For more information visit here.

OLIVER! – Gielgud Theatre

Now playing

The highly anticipated revival of OLIVER! at the Gielgud Theatre marks a significant moment for London’s West End. Directed and choreographed by Matthew Bourne in collaboration with Cameron Mackintosh, this production reimagines Lionel Bart’s masterpiece with a darker, more immersive Victorian aesthetic. It successfully balances the grim reality of Dickensian London with the high-energy spectacle of world-class musical theatre. 

Location: Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho, London W1D 6AR

To book OLIVER! and see other theatre performances available visit here.

KINKY BOOTS – London Coliseum

Now playing

The award-winning musical KINKY BOOTS returns to London’s West End in a vibrant new production at the London Coliseum. Featuring music and lyrics by Cyndi Lauper and a book by Harvey Fierstein, this fun, uplifting and heartwarming musical tells the story of Charlie Price, who teams up with the charismatic Lola to save his family’s struggling shoe factory. Packed with humor, heart and unforgettable songs, Kinky Boots celebrates friendship, individuality and the courage to stand tall.

Location: St Martin’s Lane, London WC2N 4ES

To book KINKY BOOTS and see other theatre performances available visit here.