30.5%

19%

9%

41.6%

A. Developing the Technology, Media and T...B. Supporting the Financial Services sect...C. Greater support for Hospitality and Re...D. Supporting the development of SME’s an...

1. What should London’s focus on growth be over the next seven years leading up to 2020?

29.5%

9.8%9.2%

51.4%

A. Developing the Technology, Media and T...B. Supporting the Financial Services sect...C. Greater support for Hospitality and Re...D. Supporting the development of SME’s an...

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12.2%

51%

33.7% 3.1%

A. Constraints in air capacityB. Access to affordable housing C. High levels of tax and regulationsD. Current immigration policy to access ove...

2. What do you think is the single biggest threat to London’s future growth?

8.3%

56.9%

34.8%

A. Constraints in air capacityB. Access to affordable housing C. High levels of tax and regulationsD. Current immigration policy to access o...

Voting session 1 Voting session 2

40.7%

16%22.7%

20.6%

A. Cumulative planning obligations eg Commu...B. Constraints in skills and resources avai...C. Access to funding major developmentsD. The uncertainty of local political decisi...

3. What is the biggest threat to developments being delivered across London?

55.4%

19.2%

11.3%14.1%

A. Cumulative planning obligations eg Commun...B. Constraints in skills and resources avai...C. Access to funding major developmentsD. The uncertainty of local political decisi...

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4. Building on the provisions of the Growth and Infrastructure Act, is it time the Mayor of London took direct control of decision making for all major planning applications?

29.6%

54.3%

16.1%

Yes, the Mayor of London should take full dec...

No, the London boroughs should retain local d...

Neither, more Mayoral Development Corporation...

19.3%

70.2%

10.5%

A. Yes, the Mayor of London should take full...

B. No, the London boroughs should retain loc...

C. Neither, more Mayoral Development Corpora...

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22.8%

24.3%

4.2%

48.7%

A lack of innovative planning policies that c...Inflexible planning policies around off site ...Land banking? – an estimated 180,000 planning...High land values which make it unviable to de...

5. What is the biggest threat to delivering London’s housing supply?

19.4%

26.7%

5%

48.9%

A. A lack of innovative planning policies...B. Inflexible planning policies around off...C. Land banking? –an estimated 180,000 pl...D. High land values which make it unviabl...

Voting session 1 Voting session 2

16.2%

32.3%

46.4%

5.2%

By offering a greater diversity of land uses ...B. Better transport links (air, road, rail...C. Reduction in business ratesD. Restrict change of use to residential

6. Which is the biggest single factor that will assist London to maintain its retail and leisure pre-eminence?

15.8%

27.7%50.3%

6.2%

A. By offering a greater diversity of lan...

B. Better transport links (air, road, rai...

C. Reduction in business rates

D. Restrict change of use to residential

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