London Development Agency

In June 2010 the Government announced that the Regional Development Agencies are to be abolished, including the London Development Agency (LDA) by 31 March 2012. Subsequently in response to the Mayor of Londons proposals on devolution, the Government agreed that the functions of the LDA could be folded into the Greater London Authority (GLA) along with its assets and liabilities. The LDA is now focused on managing transition and closure. Responsible for delivering the Mayors vision for London to be a sustainable world city with strong, long-term economic growth, social inclusion and active environmental improvement. We are often an unseen partner, but most Londoners are affected by our work. Our investments, influence and innovative approach have made real improvements and help to unlock Londons potential. The LDA has been working in partnership with businesses, Londons boroughs and third sector bodies - any organisation that can turn our plans for the capit...