London Communications Agency turned 23 this month. Our Chief Executive Jonny Popper reflects on how those years have flown by – and on how the agency is positioning itself for the next 23 years of success....

On Monday 23 May, we were thrilled to announce that six long standing senior colleagues – Duncan Hepburn, Helena Carrie, Jenna Goldberg, Natalia Musial, Sam Emery and Suzi Lawrence – have become shareholders in the company....

Keir Starmer’s party on 54% in the capital, well ahead of Conservatives on 24%, Lib Dems on 9% and Greens on 5% in exclusive London Communications Agency poll....

I am proud to say that LCA is 60% female with a board that is over 40% women. We also don’t believe that we have a gender pay gap and keep this under close review.  Can I also say that therefore our journey towards gender equality is complete? Of course not....

The original idea for London Communications Agency (LCA) formed in my mind in 1996 when I was Director of Communications at London First and London First Centre, working for the inspiring Lord Sheppard of Didgemere and Sir Stephen O’Brien. ...

Founder and Executive Chairman Robert Gordon Clark steps down from the Board to take on Senior Advisor role....

With the next borough elections fast approaching, LCA’s Chairman Robert Gordon Clark and LSE Professor Tony Travers ponder the causes – and possible consequences – of an unusual amount of churn among London’s local leadership. ...

If you’re looking for a summary of the key points and reactions to the Planning for the Future white paper, subscribe to our weekly e-bulletin LDN – London in short and get it in your inbox later today! If you would like to read LCA Board Director, Jenna Goldberg’s initial take on the ‘big, bold steps’ outlined by Boris, Bob J and Co. read on…...

For over 20 years, LCA has been devising and delivering engagement and consultations for some of London’s most high-profile built environment and change management projects. ...

Brexit? Boris? Corbyn? As the exit poll came through at 10pm, the inquiry quickly began as to why the Conservatives were set to win their biggest majority since 1987 and Labour was heading to its worst election result since 1935....

Nothing has changed, nothing remains the same...

LCA Chairman Robert Gordon Clark reflects on the passing of a London political heavyweight, Frank Dobson, who died on Monday after a long period of illness....