Future of London's Podcast

Future of London’s first 3-2-1 session was on London governance and finance three years after the general election. It focused on how the recommendations of the London Finance Commission might help offset cuts to local government funding while taking forward some of the localism agenda’s most promising elements. The June 13th event was chaired by David Lunts, GLA Executive Director for Housing and Land, and led by Commission Chair and LSE Professor Tony Travers, with responses from Eleanor Kelly, Chief Executive of Southwark Council and Andrew Carter, Director of Research and Policy and Deputy Chief Executive at Centre for Cities. This podcast is Eleanor Kelly's presentation

Future of London’s first 3-2-1 session was on London governance and finance three years after the general election. It focused on how the recommendations of the London Finance Commission might help offset cuts to local government funding while taking forward some of the localism agenda’s most promising elements. The June 13th event was chaired by David Lunts, GLA Executive Director for Housing and Land, and led by Commission Chair and LSE Professor Tony Travers, with responses from Eleanor Kelly, Chief Executive of Southwark Council and Andrew Carter, Director of Research and Policy and Deputy Chief Executive at Centre for Cities. This podcast is Andrew Carter's presentation

Money, Power and Control: How one Coalition legacy may be the eventual devolution of London Future of London’s first 3-2-1 session focused on how the recommendations of the London Finance Commission might help offset cuts to local government funding while taking forward some of the localism agenda’s most promising elements. The June 13th event was chaired by David Lunts, GLA Executive Director for Housing and Land, and led by Commission Chair and LSE Professor Tony Travers, with responses from Eleanor Kelly, Chief Executive of Southwark Council and Andrew Carter, Director of Research and Policy and Deputy Chief Executive at Centre for Cities. This podcast is Tony Travers's presentation.

An overview of what Crossrail will deliver for London, as well as a look at the shape that Crossrail 2 might take.

As part of our London 2062 programme, David Fell gives a lecture on the future direction of the London economy.

Sofie Pelsmakers of University College London, giving a lecture as part of the London 2062 programme.

As part of our London 2062 programme, GLA Director for Housing, David Lunts, discusses the future of housing in London

As part of Future of London and University College London's London 2062 collaboration, Prof. Sir Peter Hall discusses the major challenges and opportunities facing London's transport system over the coming decades.