Join us for a discussion and Q&A with Alex Williams, Chief Customer and Strategy Officer at TfL. TfL has recently published its new Business Plan to 2029/30, setting out its strategic priorities for the rest of the decade as it works to support London’s growth while delivering reliable, safe and sustainable transport.

Join us for our latest biannual planning discussion with colleagues from the Planning Officers Society London.

Why Attend?
In the wake of London’s local elections, this will be a timely cross-sector discussion on the latest issues facing planning in London. We will also be joined by colleagues from MHCLG to discuss the latest national planning reforms.

Speakers
TBC

BusinessLDN is delighted to be returning to UKREiiF in 2026.

BusinessLDN is delighted to be returning to UKREiiF in 2026.

As London’s productivity continues to stall, the importance of strategic infrastructure investment in unlocking development and driving business growth has never been greater. 

BusinessLDN is delighted to be returning to UKREiiF in 2026.

BusinessLDN is delighted to be returning to UKREiiF in 2026.

We are pleased to announce that our flagship evening drinks reception will once again be sponsored by Kanda Consulting. This much-anticipated event will bring together partners, stakeholders and friends of BusinessLDN for informal networking and discussion.

Why attend?
As the dust settles on the May local elections, join this topical, cross-cutting insights briefing on what London’s new political map means for businesses trying to navigate it.

Speakers
Karen Alcock, Managing Director and Founder, Kanda Consulting
John Dickie, Chief Executive, BusinessLDN (Chair)

Join us for a roundtable discussion with TfL and West London Alliance on the West London Orbital (WLO). The WLO is a proposed rail link connecting west and north-west London with the potential to support up to 11,500 jobs and 15,000 new homes. 

Why attend?

On 7 May, Londoners will vote in their local elections with many predicting some significant changes in political leadership and party representation across the capital as a result.

James Ainscough OBE, Chief Executive of the Royal Albert Hall and Chair of BusinessLDN’s Culture Council, will join our latest What Next for London? briefing to explore how partnerships between London’s businesses and cultural institutions can be strengthened.This will be followed by our 2026 AGM where you will have the opportunity to hear about our recent financial and strategic performance, participate in the usual governance matters and discover our future plans. 

In partnership with the Growing Together Alliance and London Councils, BusinessLDN hosts an annual drinks reception at the Local Government Association (LGA) Conference, bringing together senior figures from business, local and central government to celebrate collaboration between London and the regions.

Why attend?
Join senior leaders from across business and government for short speeches and informal networking on the opening evening of the conference.

This event offers a valuable opportunity to:

This briefing will explore how City Hall is working with the private sector to deliver the Mayor’s transport strategy and help keep London moving.

Why attend? 
This briefing will explore how City Hall is working with the private sector to deliver the Mayor’s transport strategy and help keep London moving.

Our flagship Party Conference Programme returns in autumn 2026, once again providing a high-profile platform to showcase BusinessLDN members through a carefully curated programme of activities.

The London Receptions