Creating the conditions for growth

Building on London’s existing strengths and global competitiveness, the Mayor is committed to creating the most supportive, innovative environment for businesses and entrepreneurs in the world.

UK has a future relationship that protects our ability to trade across the EU and access talent

London is promoted as a destination partner for investment, trade and tourism

London’s ranking for the perception of global city brands

Land use priorities are balanced to meet the needs of a growing economy

Quantity of industrial and warehousing floorspace in London (B1c, B2 and B8) in designated industrial locations (based on a rolling average)

Viable office space is protected from being lost, and the supply of affordable and low-cost workspace is boosted

Quantity of affordable B1 workspace as a share of total B1 floorspace in planning approvals (based on a rolling average)

Investment in London’s transport infrastructure unlocks growth

Crowding on peak services – Coming soon

Londoners are generating less waste through more recycling and adoption of circular economy principles

Performance of household waste recycling

Londoners have access to fast and reliable broadband and mobile connectivity

Number of London’s digital ‘not spots’ – Coming soon

There are clear and easy routes for international students, academics, and technical staff to come to London

Number of international students at London universities

London is a world leader in R&D

Income from research related activities by London higher education providers

Businesses have more affordable workspace, finance, and business support

Business birth rates for London

Skills pathways on which to progress are improved and give Londoners the skills they need in a changing labour market

Percentage of the working age population in London (aged 16+) participating in education and learning