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Welcome to the London Forum

The London Forum represents the views and interests of over 100 amenity and civic societies in London and their members on issues that are important for those who live and work in London. The Forum’s main focus is on Planning, Development Management, Heritage, Transport, Environment, Waterways and Open Spaces.

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Clarification of CIL on home extensions and build

Matthew Pennycook MP, Minister of State for Housing and Planning, wrote a letter to all local authorities on how Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) should be applied to large home extensions and self-build.

Due ...

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Action on extreme heat

The GLA has issued a Heat Ready London report.

The Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee has pushed the Government on action to tackle the “silent killer” of extreme heat.

In a ...

Planning enforcement video

How Effective is Planning Enforcement? Meeting Record & Video

Last week we held a well-attended talk on the subject of Planning Enforcement, chaired by Brian Keane of PE&T, which we recorded.

Our two guest speakers were both subject matter experts, each with ...

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Clarification of CIL on home extensions and build

Matthew Pennycook MP, Minister of State for Housing and Planning, wrote a letter to all local authorities on how Community ...

GLA cool spaces

Action on extreme heat

The GLA has issued a Heat Ready London report.

The Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee has pushed the ...

Planning enforcement video

How Effective is Planning Enforcement? Meeting Record & Video

Last week we held a well-attended talk on the subject of Planning Enforcement, chaired by Brian Keane of PE&T, which ...

MHCLG logo

Clarification of CIL on home extensions and build

Matthew Pennycook MP, Minister of State for Housing and Planning, wrote a letter to all local authorities on how Community ...

GLA cool spaces

Action on extreme heat

The GLA has issued a Heat Ready London report.

The Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee has pushed the ...

Planning enforcement video

How Effective is Planning Enforcement? Meeting Record & Video

Last week we held a well-attended talk on the subject of Planning Enforcement, chaired by Brian Keane of PE&T, which ...

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Our long-form review articles on key matters of interest to members

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Garden Annexe, Caravan, or Mobile Home?

Tim Catchpole of the Mortlake and East Sheen Society writes...

Our Society has had a recent experience which we would like to share with other London Forum members who may or may not have had a similar experience.

As a rule we do not normally make comments on planning applications for any development that is not visible from the public realm. However, the application in question was for planning permission for the ‘construction of a granny annex ancillary to the ...

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  • Summer drinks party at Cowcross Street

    📆 Mon 24th August | 18:30 - 20:30
    🚩 77 Cowcross Street, EC1M 6EL (map)
    The annual summer drinks party for London Forum’s members will be held at the Alan Baxter office building at Cowcross Street. Please do come along and join Trustees and committee members for drinks and nibbles on Monday 24 August from 6.30pm to 8.30pm and meet fellow activists from other member societies across London. This is a free event for a maximum of two people per society – please use the booking facility ( https://www.londonforum.org.uk/events/summer-drinks-party-at-cowcross-street-2026/#booking ) to secure your place(s). The entrance to the Gallery is at the far end of…
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