Jobs in London

London, capital of England is an exciting place to live and work.

Whether it's the boroughs of Bexley, Camden, Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham, Lambeth, Redbridge or Waltham Forest, everywhere within London has something to offer. With an array of iconic buildings such as The Palace of Westminster, British Museum, Heron Tower, BT Tower and Wembley Stadium, it's an exciting scene to look at every day. Employment-wise, London is a world leader in spheres such as finance and journalism with a perpetual requirement for greater people and has unique potency for top salaries and personal growth.

Where would you observe such an abundance of creativity in one city like the Victoria and Albert Museum, Imperial War Museum, British Library and V&A Museum of Childhood? And let's not miss out the Charles Dickens Museum, the Fan Museum, Guildhall Art Gallery and the Whitechapel Art Gallery. Of course, there is the West End, 'Theatreland', with venues like Duchess Theatre, Gielgud Theatre, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and the Haymarket Theatre. London's universities include Imperial College London, Royal Holloway, University of London and the University of Roehampton.

Travelling in London's thirty-two boroughs is simple but can be painfully slow as anyone who has visited will have experienced. Public transport options include the iconic London buses, the tube, overground train, public bicycle hiring, black cabs, Docklands Light Railway (East/South East), River buses, trams, cable car across the Thames and rickshaw.

When you are wanting greenery in London, Bushy Park, Thames Path and Hampstead Heath are some spaces to enjoy. Fine places to dine include Clos Maggiore in Covent Garden, Hakkasan Mayfair in Mayfair, Perilla in Newington Green and The Wolseley in St James’. The best hotels in London are The Dorchester in Hyde Park, The Langham in Marylebone and Claridge's in Mayfair, say we.

Useful factoids about London include that in 1750 the city only had 6 police officers, Rudolf Hess was the last prisoner held at the Tower of London in the 40s, it has hosted the Olympics 3 times and the River Thames is over two hundred miles in length!