Tulip decision is missed opportunity to deliver positive change

By Peter Murray2021-11-12T06:00:00

The hard-hit Square Mile will suffer because of Michael Gove’s decision to reject developer’s appeal, says NLA founder Peter Murray

The idea of the Tulip was planted long before covid-19 came along – but the government’s decision to reject the proposal is a kick in the teeth for the Corporation of London’s post-pandemic recovery plans for the hard-hit Square Mile.

Those that have come back to work in the City are doing a three-day week – Thursday, Wednesday and Thursday – and known as TWaTs. At weekends the area is dead.

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