Publications
Places that Work
As London’s population continues to grow, and with the constant change that the manufacturing, finance, retail, tech, creative and logistics sectors face, the capital needs to find new ways of enabling growth that encourages economic activity and allows housing delivery.
Workspace Affordability Crisis Reports
Commissioned by the LEAP, the Workspace Affordability Crisis reports highlight the impact that the recent changes to business rates have had on London’s open workspaces. They propose solutions to the current challenges, which include a pilot workspace accreditation scheme, rates relief training, and an open workspace strategy.
Good Growth Fund Round 2 Prospectus
The Good Growth Fund is the LEAP's latest £70 million regeneration programme to support growth and community development in London and is now open! This is City Hall’s biggest regeneration programme – providing funding over 4 years to projects that help empower people, make better places, and grow prosperity.
London LEP Constitution
London Economic Action Partnership (LEAP) is the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) for London. The London LEP's Constitution sets out the membership, ways of working and transparency arrangements for the Partnership. Full Terms of Reference for the Partnership and its subordinate bodies are included in Annex A to the Constitution.
The Mayor's Economic Development Strategy for London
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has today launched his Economic Development Strategy, which sets out how he will help to ensure that all Londoners share in the benefits of London’s prosperity as it grows, alongside a package of new LEAP supported initiatives which will support entrepreneurs and help small businesses across London to grow and flourish.
Annual Accounts 2016-17
LEAP has committed to meeting the standards set out in the National Assurance Framework for local enterprise partnerships.
LEAP Funded Report Calls For Greater Protection For Small Businesses
A new report, analysing the impact of the 2017 Business Rates revaluation was launched today. The report was funded by the London Economic Action Partnership (LEAP) as part of its activity to support London’s small and medium sized enterprises.