Strategic economic development reports

Description

The report, part 1 of 2, researches the future of London’s Central Activities Zone (CAZ), to assess the impact of both the COVID-19 global pandemic and Brexit on the area in the medium and long
term. This report, Phase 1, includes office use trends in the CAZ, the CAZ ecosystem and the interaction of the CAZ with the rest of London and the UK.

Source

Arup, Gerald Eve and LSE (for GLA)

Description

Following on from part 1, this part 2 report researches the future of London’s Central Activities Zone (CAZ), to assess the impact
of both the COVID-19 global pandemic and Brexit on the area in the medium and long term. TThis report, part 2, builds three scenarios to test the scale of the economic impact on the CAZ over the medium and long-term, and provides suggested policy responses.

Source

Arup, Gerald Eve and LSE (for GLA)

Description

This report, Part A, provides an executive summary and case studies for the two part report, 'The impact of Covid on London's flexible workspaces (2023)'.

It tells the story of how COVID-19 has affected London's workspaces (such as incubators, accelerators, co-working spaces, serviced offices, artists’ studios and maker spaces), the challenges they face, how they are evolving, and opportunities for the sector moving forward.

It was clear with the outbreak of COVID-19 that there would be a major impact on these spaces. As such the Greater London Authority, along with the Mayor’s Workspace Advisory Group, commissioned Monday Works to survey and report on this impact.

Source

Monday Works (for Mayor of London)

Description

This report, Part B provides technical appendices, full survey findings and analysis for the two part report, 'The impact of Covid on London's flexible workspaces (2023)'.

It tells the story of how COVID-19 has affected London's workspaces (such as incubators, accelerators, co-working spaces, serviced offices, artists’ studios and maker spaces), the challenges they face, how they are evolving, and opportunities for the sector moving forward.

It was clear with the outbreak of COVID-19 that there would be a major impact on these spaces. As such the Greater London Authority, along with the Mayor’s Workspace Advisory Group, commissioned Monday Works to survey and report on this impact.

Source

Monday Works (for Mayor of London)

Description

Access to talent is central to London’s competitiveness. It is important that all companies can recruit the skills and experience they need to innovate and grow. Tier 2 of the UK’s visa system is the main economic route for skilled immigration from outside the European Economic Area (EEA), where the position cannot be filled by a UK/EEA national or is on the Shortage Occupation List.

This report assesses the extent to which start-ups and SMEs, particularly those in the science and technology sectors, have difficulties in recruiting from outside the EEA through Tier 2.

Source

LEAP