London workspace workshop
Useful ‘dos and don’ts’ for providing SME workspace from our 13 June workshop, including best practice and regeneration benefits for public sector landlords and workspace providers.
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Workspace that Works… workshop
On 13th June, Future of London will host a workshop as part of our Workspace that Works programme, exploring links between SME workspace and regeneration.
Conference: Doing More with Less
Our June 23rd conference focused on sustainable revenue at local level. [PDF] [PDF] For un-edited presentation slides, follow the links at the bottom of this web page. Full conference summary coming soon! Our June 23rd conference was an energising day of strategy, skills and connections with Tony Travers, David Lunts, Geeta Nanda, Jo Negrini, Cllr … Read more
Communities in Transition: Poplar
Our next CiT field trip will be to Poplar on 24th September, looking at how local markets can support regeneration and how empty spaces can be put back into use.
‘Passing the Torch’ – Guiding regeneration in the Olympic boroughs
London 2012 promised both a successful global sporting event and a regeneration legacy spreading from its Stratford epicentre across London. One year on, we look at delivery and potential for this booming area.
‘Money, Power and Control’ – How one Coalition legacy may be the eventual devolution of London
Future of London’s first 3-2-1 session was on London governance and finance three years after the general election.
Olympic Legacy – Better in every way?
As a companion to the Future of London 3-2-1 Living Legacies session on Olympic Park regeneration on July 11th, Interim Director Lisa Taylor contributed an article to Baselines London.
Spotlight: East Croydon Station Footbridge
This new monthly feature will cover some of the key regeneration work being undertaken by members of Future of London.
LandAid Debate 2013 on London’s competitiveness
LandAid, the property industry’s charity, ran it’s annual debate on how well London could compete against existing and emerging cities from across the world.
London 2062: An economist dreams of a sustainable city
David Fell considers how changes in the direction of London’s economy now could help create a more sustainable, balanced and equal London in 2062.