Things to do - City of London
Visit the City of London - Things to see and do from iconic attractions to hidden gems and explore green spaces both inside of and outside the Square Mile.
Guildhall Great Hall - City of London
Guildhall Great Hall. Home of the City of London Corporation, Guildhall Great Hall has been the centre of City government since the Middle Ages. This City's only surviving secular medieval building dates from 1411. With 27m high ceilings and a cathedral-like ambience, the historic building is situated on top of London's largest medieval crypts.
Parking tickets - City of London
Information about how to pay, view evidence or challenge a parking ticket.
Lord Mayor biography - City of London
Apr 26, 2024 · Michael Mainelli is the 695th Lord Mayor of the City of London. During his year as Lord Mayor, Alderman Mainelli will act as a spokesman for the City, leading overseas business delegations to key international markets on behalf of the …
The Magistrates' Court - City of London
Although the City of London Corporation owns the building, the court's legal functions are administered by the City of Westminster. Due to the City's great financial role and small residential population, the emphasis of most cases is primarily based on financial crime, both national and international, with comparatively little by way of domestic burglary …
Search the catalogue, renew and reserve your items
How to search the online catalogue and renew or reserve items at Barbican, Shoe Lane and Artizan Street Libraries.
Council tax bands and charges - City of London
Details of council tax bands and council tax charges in the City of London.
Voting and elections - City of London
About the voting system. The City of London is divided into 25 wards and 125 members are elected to represent them. Each ward elects one Alderman and two or more Common Councillors, depending on it's population, totalling 100 Common Councillors and 25 Aldermen. Full City-wide elections are held every four years with By-elections and Aldermanic ...
Central Criminal Court - City of London
The Central Criminal Court is probably the most famous criminal court in the world, and has been London's principal criminal court for centuries.
View or comment on a planning application - City of London
The quickest way to comment on a planning application is to submit your comments online at Public Access. You can view an application by: Search for the application, open it and choose the Comments tab. Your comments will be published. If you are unable to provide comments online, you can email us at Planning Comments.