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.
How Community Hubs Can Survive and Thrive
More than a third of Londoners experience loneliness and are lacking the social connections that hold communities together.
A lack of affordable spaces sits at the heart of this issue, proposes Centre for ...
Data Centre Noise
The UK Noise Association publishes a newsletter on the management of noise.
A webinar was held by the Association on Data Centres for which noise impact evaluation is often poor. During it Peter ...
‘Floating’ bus stops opposed
London TravelWatch is the official consumer body for transport users, so when it speaks people in positions of power and authority should listen.
It has issued a striking statement about the re-engineering of roads and ...
How Community Hubs Can Survive and Thrive
More than a third of Londoners experience loneliness and are lacking the social connections that hold communities together.
A lack ...
Data Centre Noise
The UK Noise Association publishes a newsletter on the management of noise.
A webinar was held by the Association on ...
‘Floating’ bus stops opposed
London TravelWatch is the official consumer body for transport users, so when it speaks people in positions of power and authority ...
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Annual Greenwich Society LectureThe Greenwich Society News | 15th Nov 2026
Heath Hands CEO , Colin Houston, steps downThe Belsize Society | 12th Nov 2026
Calling Southwark artists – opportunity at Blackfriars AlmshouseBermondseyStreet.London | 12th Nov 2026Road closure on Bermondsey Street from Saturday 14 NovemberBermondseyStreet.London | 12th Nov 2026
Amwell 200 – recapAmwell Society | 12th Nov 2026Ceremony of Remembrance and two-minute silence at Queen Elizabeth’s Girls’ School on Armistice DayThe Barnet Society | 11th Nov 2026Keeping It Local: Q&A with Ethan BrooksOpen Spaces - The Battersea Society | 11th Nov 2026Goodbye to (nearly) all this…The Barnet Society | 11th Nov 2026Comments on proposals for MoorfieldsThe Islington Society | 10th Nov 2026Planning Watch October 2026The Islington Society | 10th Nov 2026
How Community Hubs Can Survive and Thrive
More than a third of Londoners experience loneliness and are lacking the social connections that hold communities together.
A lack ...
Data Centre Noise
The UK Noise Association publishes a newsletter on the management of noise.
A webinar was held by the Association on ...
‘Floating’ bus stops opposed
London TravelWatch is the official consumer body for transport users, so when it speaks people in positions of power and authority ...
- [ More ]Annual Greenwich Society LectureThe Greenwich Society News | 15th Nov 2026Heath Hands CEO , Colin Houston, steps downThe Belsize Society | 12th Nov 2026Calling Southwark artists – opportunity at Blackfriars AlmshouseBermondseyStreet.London | 12th Nov 2026Road closure on Bermondsey Street from Saturday 14 NovemberBermondseyStreet.London | 12th Nov 2026Amwell 200 – recapAmwell Society | 12th Nov 2026Ceremony of Remembrance and two-minute silence at Queen Elizabeth’s Girls’ School on Armistice DayThe Barnet Society | 11th Nov 2026Keeping It Local: Q&A with Ethan BrooksOpen Spaces - The Battersea Society | 11th Nov 2026Goodbye to (nearly) all this…The Barnet Society | 11th Nov 2026Comments on proposals for MoorfieldsThe Islington Society | 10th Nov 2026Planning Watch October 2026The Islington Society | 10th Nov 2026
Annual General Meeting 2026
Our long-form review articles on key matters of interest to members
Draft London Plan response – linked policy by policy
The GLA’s consultation on the draft London Plan 2026 closed on 15 October 2026, London Forum submitted a 39-page response. This is the short version: the main points, then in 'Our Comments policy by policy', a one or two-line summary of key comments on each, with links to the GLA’s original text, and to the relevant section of our full response.
Why the draft Plan falls short
We agree strongly that the Government’s 85,000-a-year target for new homes is ...
Our agenda for the next six weeks. Please use the arrows to see earlier/later events.
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Member Services Committee meeting
📅 Thu 3rd December | 14:00 - 16:00
🚩 Room F3 70 Cowcross St, EC1M 6EJ (map)
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