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London Forum member map

Interactive member map

Published On: 24th November 2025

We’ve added a new interactive member map to appropriate web pages, based on membership data provided by societies. Try it out live here (the image in this article is necessarily a static screenshot for publication).  You can zoom in, and click on any of the blobs representing societies – the size of which represents membership – and review the data we show, including clickable links to member websites – example illustrated.

If you spot errors in location (an approximation in a handful of cases), or the membership information, please let us know.  The membership comprises 108 member societies, with a combined membership of over 57,000.

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