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The City of London Corporation recently approved a reduced childcare subsidy for The Aldgate School, while also addressing cycle safety concerns nearby.

In September 2026, the City of London's Community & Children's Services Committee approved a reduced subsidy for The Aldgate School's 0-2 childcare provision. The school is a not-for-profit provider of childcare for children aged 3 months to 3 years in the City of London.

Separately, in May 2026, the Ward of Portsoken raised concerns about cycle safety near the school. A resolution presented to the Court of Common Council urged the City of London Corporation to encourage and enforce safe cycling practices in the area, citing dangerous e-bike use.

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  1. In May 2026, the Ward of Portsoken raised concerns about cycle safety near The Aldgate School at the Court of Common Council. Source
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  1. Cycle safety concerns near Aldgate School prompt calls for increased enforcement Concerns have been raised about cycle safety near The Aldgate School, with a specific call for increased encouragement and enforcement of safe cycling practices in the area. City of London 28 May 2026