London local government
London Councils describes itself as the collective of London local government: the 32 boroughs and the City of London Corporation. Its page also links to a directory of councillors across those boroughs and the City.
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London Councils describes itself as the collective of London local government: the 32 boroughs and the City of London Corporation. Its page also links to a directory of councillors across those boroughs and the City.
Historic Royal Palaces lists currently open public areas at the Tower, including the Crown Jewels and White Tower. Yeoman Warder tours are subject to availability, so check the live visitor, access and ticket information before planning a visit.
The Royal Parks says its London parks are free to explore. Ticketed events and paid facilities may cost extra, so check the relevant park page before you go.
Borough Market has produce traders and a market kitchen with street-food traders. Public access is free; purchases are separate. Its visitor page lists current opening information and notes that times can vary on bank holidays and during the festive period.
Visit London’s accommodation guide covers options including hotels, serviced apartments, hostels, guesthouses and self-catering stays. It suggests comparing an area with your itinerary and transport needs; availability and prices vary, so check providers for your dates.
Visit London features Windsor as a day trip from the capital, with a guide to the town and Windsor Castle. Check current transport and attraction information before setting out, as timetables and visitor arrangements can change.
The Notting Hill Carnival organiser publishes event updates, including its 2026 programme, and Wimbledon publishes dates for future Championships. Check the organisers’ latest pages for upcoming dates and programmes; do not carry past-year schedules forward.
TfL’s Journey Planner offers public-transport, cycling and walking routes, with accessibility preferences including step-free access. Check live journey and lift information again before you set out.