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....

Jonny Popper, Managing Director As LCA enters its third decade in business, Managing Director and co-founder Jonny Popper considers the company’s future and shares a few personal reflections....

1 August 2019 marked London Communications Agency’s 20th Anniversary and the day we first opened our doors....

Robert Gordon Clark, Chairman & Partner 20 years ago today, on the 1 August 1999, London Communications Agency (LCA) opened its doors – well actually I switched on my home computer as the company started from my spare room (as many do)....

The next GLA Elections are scheduled for 7 May 2020 and will see Londoners go to the polls to pick their next Mayor, as well as 25 London Assembly members. With a year to go, LCA Research Manager Stefanos Koryzis presents the runners and riders contesting the Mayoralty – focusing on how they were selected, their electoral aims and prospects, as well as early clues as to campaign themes....

As it does every year, LCA dispatched teams to both annual Labour and Conservative Party conferences, in Liverpool and Birmingham respectively. We were there to measure the ebb and flow of the political tides pulling Britain inexorably away from the continent – and straining, no less, the bonds that tie the country together. But we were also tasked with locating London within this brewing storm....

Robert Gordon Clark, Chairman of London Communications Agency, issued this personal statement today, 30 August 2018  ...