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There’s been a quiet but important shift in the English Devolution Bill over the past few weeks.

Why the Future of Retail Belongs to Community-Led Destinations

Retail is no longer competing on product alone. In a landscape defined by convenience, digital saturation and more selective consumer spending, physical spaces must offer something that can’t be replicated online – a sense of belonging.

Away from the spotlight, Lib Dems target steady gains

Their 72 seats won at the General Election represented the party’s largest ever haul and the best result for a liberal party since 1923. Today the party is asking itself how to build on this success as we approach the local elections in May.

The Independent Factor

A Quiet Shift. Independent candidates may not usually even register with many voters, but in these local elections, that could change.

A test of recovery for the Conservatives

The May 2026 local elections represent a pivotal moment for the Conservatives. They are the first major electoral test for Kemi Badenoch since the 2025 local elections when the party lost control of 16 councils in England.

Reform UK’s Momentum Meets the London Test

Reform UK heads into the May 2026 local elections in a strong polling position. Since last May’s local elections, the party has consistently polled just under 30% nationally, placing it ahead of Labour and the Conservatives.

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The Results Are In: Decoding the 2026 Local Elections

Pippa Crerar, Political Editor at The Guardian

Professor Tony Travers, Director of LSE London

Nicholle Kingsley, Partner, Mishcon de Reya

London’s local elections on 7 May are shaping up to be the most contested and heated in living memory. Polls point to a level of change beyond anything we’ve seen for decades. The consequences for the built environment could be dramatic.

Once all the votes are counted and the dust is settling, knowing what happened and why, and what this means for your organisation will be more important than ever.

So join us and hear from our fantastic Insight team with their in-depth analysis of the election as they unpack the results and paint the picture of London’s brand new political map.

Listen to our expert panel with their views on what happened and what it all means.

11 June 2026

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