Things to do - City of London
Recommended. Attractions, museums and entertainment. City gardens. City Information Centre. Eat and Drink in the City of London. Find Volunteering Opportunities. Green spaces. History and heritage. Shopping in the City of London.
The City's government - City of London
London, like other cities, was subject to the authority of the Crown through its Sheriff - the Shirereeve or Portreeve. But in the 12th century, as a move towards civic independence, an association of citizens under oath - the commune - was established.
About us - City of London
About the City of London Corporation. Access to information. Budgets and spending. Councillors, committees and meetings. Filming. Law and historic governance. Plans and policies. Voting and elections. Working with the community.
Libraries - City of London
City of London's public lending and research libraries. About the libraries use left and right cursor keys to navigate tabs Lending libraries services
Our role in London - City of London
The City of London Corporation. Based in Guildhall, the City Corporation looks after and promotes the City of London.It is headed by the Lord Mayor with the Court of Common Council being its main decision-making body. We are a uniquely diverse organisation, with a role that goes beyond that of an ordinary local authority. We have our own …
The Lord Mayor and the Mayor of London
The Mayor of London, Sa diq Khan. The Mayor of London leads the Greater London Authority (GLA) and is responsible for the strategic governance of Greater London. Along with the London Assembly of 25 members, Sadiq Khan is accountable for pan-London issues which include transport, economic development, policing (outside the City of London), civil defence and fire services, planning and the ...
Organisational structure - City of London
The Town Clerk and Chief Executive leads the City of London Corporation’s staff under the policy guidance of the Court of Common Council and the Policy and Resources Committee in a visible, inspirational, and inclusive manner, ensuring the economic, efficient, and effective delivery of the City Corporation’s policies, and public, charitable, and private services.
Council tax exemptions - City of London
Claiming a student discount or exemption. If you are a student or there is a student living in your home, you may be entitled to a council tax discount (25%, if all but one resident is disregarded) or a full exemption. There are three types of students: full time university or college students studying on a course for at least 21 hours a week ...
Challenge a ticket - City of London
When challenging a ticket remember to: Include the ticket number beginning 'CL', vehicle registration and your name and address. Tell us as much as you can about why you consider that the ticket should be cancelled. Provide any evidence you have to support your challenge. Almost all tickets are supported by photographic or video evidence.
Livery companies - City of London
The livery companies and the City of London have grown up together. They share common goals and since the earliest beginnings of the City have both been strong and active in its support. "The livery companies are integral to the City's governance: each year liverymen elect the Sheriffs of the City of London, endorse the election of the Lord ...