To permit the sale of alcohol on and off the premises 10am - 11pm Monday to Friday. A record of this application is held by the City of London and can be viewed by members of the public on this ...

This website contains the draft traffic order documents for a proposed 'No motor vehicles' restriction to a section of Primrose Hill.

The National Year of Reading 2026 is a campaign to address the steep decline in reading amongst children, young people and adults. It is a Department for Education initiative, in collaboration with ...

Currently - open from 7am - close from 5pm. From Monday 2 March 2026, this will change to open from 7:00am - close from 6:30pm. Please note that the car park gates across our 8,000-acre site are ...

Keeping children and young people safe in the City of London is the responsibility of everyone, from all professionals to the general public. Child abuse and child exploitation both cause significant ...

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Many of the parks, gardens and churchyards in the Square Mile provide a unique setting for filming and photography shoots. If you are making a visit to one of our locations to use it as a setting for ...

If you provide massage and/or special treatments (MST) in the City of London, you may need a licence for your premises. Treatments that require a licence include: ...

In 2025 we began a program of ecological monitoring designed to collect data on the health of species and habitats within the forest, to inform our management. This started with surveys of butterflies ...

The City of London, also known as the Square Mile, is the financial district of London. It is the ancient core from which the rest of London developed. It has been a centre for settlement, trade, ...

Hollow Pond and Leyton Flats are very popular areas near Walthamstow and Leytonstone with beautiful scenery, ideal for picnicking and boating in summer. Nearby Eagle Pond near Snaresbrook station is ...

The City of London Corporation is the highway authority for all the streets in the City of London except for the Red Routes which are managed by Transport for London.