Resources

Our sub-regional annex to the Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) for London

In July 2026, Skills England and the GLA approved London’s refreshed Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP). Our annex to the LSIP for London outlines out the specific priorities and recommendations for our sub-region.

Annual Report 2024-25

Our Annual Report for 2025/26 showcases a year of significant progress across the sub‑region as partners worked together to drive inclusive growth.

Throughout the year, our partnership of nine boroughs has delivered tangible results for communities, employers and young people. Focussing on attracting investment, unlocking infrastructure, supporting business and enterprise, and boosting work and skills, the report highlights major achievements across the fastest‑growing and most dynamic part of London.

Local London Youth Employment Roadmap

Our Youth Integration Network is working to improve the join up between employment and skills support for young people transitioning from education to employment. 

Our Youth Employment Roadmap – shaped by young people, employers, boroughs and education partners – the Youth Employment Roadmap sets out clear actions to create better outcomes for local young people (16-25) as a sub-region, around four key areas:

  • improved transition points;
  • exposure to work;
  • in-education support;
  • engagement, awareness and access.

This is a live and evolving framework that will continue to be shaped by ongoing feedback from young people and partners.

Sub-regional Digital Infrastructure Strategy for Local London and South London Partnership

Contrary to perception, there remain parts of London that have suffered from a lack of commercial investment in digital infrastructure that consequently has resulted in underlying gaps in delivery capability.  These gaps need to be closed in order for boroughs within the Local London and the South London Partnership sub-regions to achieve their growth goals. This Sub-regional Digital Infrastructure Strategy sets out how and why this needs to be achieved.

Economic Inactivity Trailblazer Evaluation

This independent research by Always Possible evaluates the first year of delivery (2025-26) across Local London and highlights the value of the Economic Inactivity Trailblazers’ flexible funding and delivery model.

Understanding Childcare Schemes

We partnered with Nugget Savings – whose mission is to transform maternity and paternity pay for the better – to produce a simple guide to childcare benefits to help parents understand what they might be eligible to claim.

This guide aims to support parents across the sub-region, including those supported through the Economic Inactivity Trailblazers to look for and find work.

Investment Prospectus

Our prospectus, launched in March 2026, outlines a diverse range of investable propositions valued from £30 million to more than £900 million, offering opportunities for investors from multinational corporates to private equity, infrastructure funds and public sector partnerships.

We invite investors and developers to discover more about what our sub-region has to offer in our Investment Prospectus produced by White Hawk Green.

Why work with us? How we work with businesses

Steered by our employer Representative Group, our goal is to support sustainable and inclusive growth that benefits businesses and communities in our nine member boroughs: Barking and Dagenham, Bexley, Bromley, Enfield, Greenwich, Havering, Newham, Redbridge, and Waltham Forest.

From aligning skills training with employers’ needs through our local skills improvement plan, to helping businesses find and keep talent, we offer a range of opportunities to support businesses.

Local London Transport Needs and Opportunities Assessment Report

This report by GC Insight (formerly Ekosgen) outlines the socio-economic benefits that could be catalysed by investment in key transport infrastructure projects across the sub-region. Unlocking infrastructure is one of the four missions for delivering our joint Vision for Growth across our nine member boroughs. This research is already informing Local London’s advocacy and drive for investment, and formed part of discussions at the sub-region’s first Investment Forum on 18 November 2025.

E-Business Support Evaluation Report

This report analyses the impact made and learning to be taken from our free digital support programme which ran from October 2021 to September 2024.

Designed to support to micro, small and medium-sized businesses to adopt digital technologies to grow and become more resilient, the programme successfully supported over 3,000 local businesses across the boroughs in the Local London sub-region.