Our new research estimates at least £325 billion of dirty money flows through the UK every year.
UK - especially City of London - remains a global hub for money laundering, corruption & tax abuse.
https://t.co/QJjdIsgUct
Nearly 9 in 10 people in the UK want the government to take economic crime more seriously.
They’re right to.
New research shows at least £325 billion in money linked to corruption, tax dodging and organised crime flows through the UK every year.
https://t.co/hg3eXwPoyn
Looking to make a difference in London? Join our board!
We’re a small charity, dedicated to ensuring London is a thriving, prosperous and ascendant global city.
Apply today to join our team of 10 trustees:
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Housing is a human right and the foundation for healthy and sustainability cities.
Sad not to be joining @centreforlondon London Housing Summit in-person today, due to illness. @IzzySchappell, who leads on @CouncilofUrban work at @IIPP_UCL, has stepped in to explore our recent piece, co-authored with @cityofsound, on how to reshape the economy around housing as a common good within planetary boundaries.
Read the piece here: https://t.co/rGO0KSExlc
#LDNHousing24
📢📣We're hiring! 📣📢
A really exciting appointment for an early career researcher to join a growing team. We're keen to appoint asap, and are taking rolling applications.
Get in touch if of interest! https://t.co/6KI4SspbSC
🗳️ Read our latest blog, taking a final look at the London Mayoral manifestos on polling day!
We dive into each of the four leading candidates' manifestos & how they align with our own recommendations.
Remember to bring photo ID when posting 🪪
https://t.co/XoNK56QFap
📢We're hiring - a critical role & our 1st new staff member since I started!
The Director of Research will lead the research team, at a really exciting time for @centreforlondon, London itself and public policy!
Get in touch for a chat about the role 🙂
https://t.co/nlOwrRzuEm
1/ 📣 🗳️We’ve started planning @centreforlondon’s annual London Conference, which will be the final one before next year’s Mayoral elections. It’s a pivotal moment to hear from the candidates & influence the policy agenda. But we can only put this on with the support of sponsors
2/ Reminder – the job advert is still live and you’ve got until 22 May to get in your application to be @centreforlondon’s next Chief Executive – more details can be found here: https://t.co/kSjeLoRQGY
London’s people and places are bold, diverse and constantly evolving.
We’ve launched a new design to capture what makes this city brilliant, as we continue our work to solve the capital’s challenges.
We are a voice for all London is, and could be.
🎨https://t.co/7Rro0JePnP
New chancellor, same story: London is always left out of Whitehall’s plan for growth
"The Treasury’s Red Book mentions London only 4 times in 122 pages - 3 times in the context of “outside” London & a 4th time in the Treasury’s address on the back cover." https://t.co/yXi4AdS1xU
Today’s Spring Budget addresses some of the issues which hold Londoners back. But there’s still no help for many of the capital’s biggest challenges.
Our response to budget measures on energy bills, childcare, fuel duty, and investment zones [Thread] 🧵👇
https://t.co/bSgBGnvRH7
"The Metropolitan Police is likely to be sucked into two huge political battles - the mayoral election and a general election - in the next 15 months."
@nickbowes1975 writes for @EveningStandard on why Reforming the Met cannot become a political football
https://t.co/EtRf7zIZNV
Grow your network. Connect with London’s leaders. Set the policy agenda. Shape the future of the city. Join the Centre for London Supporters’ Network. https://t.co/gjifOzQMpw
My message to the London Conference today was clear: despite economic turmoil, we will never stop building a better London for all.
We will create the high-wage jobs Londoners deserve.
We will invest in communities & businesses.
And we will push to achieve net-zero by 2030.
Local authorities in London spend billions of pounds on goods, own significant amounts of property, and control tens of billions in pension funds.
How can this have a bigger impact?
Join us to discuss local authority assets on 20 Sept at 10am. Register: https://t.co/Oafs872aQL
Is levelling up dead, and does it matter?
Amid speculation that the next prime minister could ditch Boris Johnson's flagship policy, our Research Director Claire Harding considers what this could mean for the struggle to address London's challenges:
https://t.co/YU9QanjVY3
Me in @CityAM on the latest (non) developments in the seemingly never-ending story on who will and how to fund @tfl in the future https://t.co/Pp1qvAEmco