Towards a new London Plan

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Towards a new London Plan sets out ideas for growth in London to be included in the next London Plan. It looks at how we could respond to some of the challenges the city faces to grow and thrive.

We are listening to you and welcome your thoughts and ideas.

How can I be involved?

  • Use the survey forms below to submit your response to the consultation.
  • Join an online discussion on Talk London
  • Register for updates on this consultation, and the next stages of the London Plan. Register now

How are we planning for a growing London?

Towards a new London Plan sets out ideas for growth in London to be included in the next London Plan. It looks at how we could respond to some of the challenges the city faces to grow and thrive.

We are listening to you and welcome your thoughts and ideas.

How can I be involved?

  • Use the survey forms below to submit your response to the consultation.
  • Join an online discussion on Talk London
  • Register for updates on this consultation, and the next stages of the London Plan. Register now

How are we planning for a growing London?

  • Please use this survey to respond to Towards a new London Plan. 

    The questions align with the numbering in that document. 

    To help you, the survey includes a full copy of the paragraph that you are responding to.

    Please remember our call for evidence is also open until 23.59 on Sunday 22 June 2025. You should should use this for large documents or studies you want to draw our attention to.  

    We would like to hear about any potential differential impacts on persons with a relevant protected characteristic as defined by the Equality Act 2010 compared to persons without that protected characteristic as well as any possible mitigation measures. Please include any comments relating to this within responses to individual questions, and any other general comments that you have not made elsewhere, within the last survey (Is there anything else you wish to tell us?).

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  • Please use this survey to respond to Towards a new London Plan. 

    The questions align with the numbering in that document. 

    To help you, the survey includes a full copy of the paragraph that you are responding to.

    Please remember our call for evidence is also open until 23.59 on Sunday 22 June 2025. You should should use this for large documents or studies you want to draw our attention to.

    We would like to hear about any potential differential impacts on persons with a relevant protected characteristic as defined by the Equality Act 2010 compared to persons without that protected characteristic as well as any possible mitigation measures. Please include any comments relating to this within responses to individual questions, and any other general comments that you have not made elsewhere, within the last survey (Is there anything else you wish to tell us?).


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  • Please use this survey to respond to Towards a new London Plan. 

    The questions align with the numbering in that document. 

    To help you, the survey includes a full copy of the paragraph that you are responding to.

    Please remember our call for evidence is also open until 23.59 on Sunday 22 June 2025. You should should use this for large documents or studies you want to draw our attention to.

    We would like to hear about any potential differential impacts on persons with a relevant protected characteristic as defined by the Equality Act 2010 compared to persons without that protected characteristic as well as any possible mitigation measures. Please include any comments relating to this within responses to individual questions, and any other general comments that you have not made elsewhere, within the last survey (Is there anything else you wish to tell us?).


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    Share Section 3 - Growing London's Economy on Facebook Share Section 3 - Growing London's Economy on Twitter Share Section 3 - Growing London's Economy on Linkedin Email Section 3 - Growing London's Economy link
  • Please use this survey to respond to Towards a new London Plan. 

    The questions align with the numbering in that document. 

    To help you, the survey includes a full copy of the paragraph that you are responding to.

    Please remember our call for evidence is also open until 23.59 on Sunday 22 June 2025. You should should use this for large documents or studies you want to draw our attention to.

    We would like to hear about any potential differential impacts on persons with a relevant protected characteristic as defined by the Equality Act 2010 compared to persons without that protected characteristic as well as any possible mitigation measures. Please include any comments relating to this within responses to individual questions, and any other general comments that you have not made elsewhere, within the last survey (Is there anything else you wish to tell us?).

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  • Please use this survey to respond to Towards a new London Plan. 

    The questions align with the numbering in that document. 

    To help you, the survey includes a full copy of the paragraph that you are responding to.

    Please remember our call for evidence is also open until 23.59 on Sunday 22 June 2025. You should should use this for large documents or studies you want to draw our attention to.

    We would like to hear about any potential differential impacts on persons with a relevant protected characteristic as defined by the Equality Act 2010 compared to persons without that protected characteristic as well as any possible mitigation measures. Please include any comments relating to this within responses to individual questions, and any other general comments that you have not made elsewhere, within the last survey (Is there anything else you wish to tell us?).

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