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Consultation Begins on Mayor's Key Strategies

On Monday, 12 October 2009 the Mayor of London published his planning, transport and economic strategies, and these are now open for public consultation.

Consultation on these strategies will run until 12 January 2010. The Greater London Authority has organised a series of Roadshows, allowing individuals to find out more information about the proposals set out in these strategies. For further information about the strategies, how to take part in a consultation, or to find a Roadshow location close to you, please click here.

To build on previous work around planning and transport, London Civic Forum will be working with key partners to ensure that its members have the opportunity to respond to these consultations. We will be holding a number of events focusing particular on the London Plan and Transport Strategies. Details of these events will be posted here and advertised through our ebulletin as information becomes available.

Please click here to find out more about our previous work in these areas. For further information, please contact Deirdre McGrath, Head of Civic Engagement at London Civic Forum.

Documents

Links

Link to the LVSC website for information on the London Calling event www.lvsc.org.uk/londoncalling - this contains briefings and presentations from the event on the 17th November which looked at 4 key strategies - The London Plan, The Mayors Transport Strategy, the Economic Development Strategy and the Health Inequalities Strategy.
Link to the UCL Just Space discussion forum http://ucljustspace.wordpress.com - this contains detailed discussions on each chapter of the London Plan and links to key organisations and resources relating to the plan.