London Legacy Development Corporation
"On Wednesday 8th February 2012, the Mayor of London announced his formal decision to create a Mayoral Development Corporation that will be responsible for the regeneration legacy from the London 2012 Games. The new body is called the London Legacy Development Corporation and will be directly accountable to Londoners through the Mayor.
"The Legacy Corporation, which came into being on 1st April 2012, will continue the work of the Olympic Park Legacy Company, as well as manage some of the assets and responsibilities of existing regeneration agencies in the area, such as the London Thames Gateway Development Corporation (LTGDC). It will also have greater powers over the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park (the name for the Olympic Park after the Games) and in October 2012, the Legacy Corporation will also take over planning powers from LTGDC and the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA)."[1]
- Dennis Hone, chief executive
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Board
Accessed April 2013: [2]
- Boris Johnson
- Neale Coleman
- Sonita Alleyne
- Nick Bitel
- Nicky Dunn
- Keith Edelman
- David Edmonds
- David Gregson
- Philip Lewis
- Sir Edward Lister
- Lord Andrew Mawson
- Jayne McGivern
- Jules Pipe
- Lutfur Rahman
- Chris Robbins
- Sir Robin Wales
- David Ross
- Tanni Grey-Thompson
Former board (date unsure)
- Baroness Ford, Ranjit Singh Baxi, Nick Bitel, Aman Dalvi, Keith Edelman, David Edmonds, David Gregson, Robert John, Philip Lewis, Lord Mawson, Liz McMahon, Jules Pipe, Sir Robin Wales, Andrew Altman, [[Jonathan Dutton
Contact
Web: [http://www.londonlegacy.co.uk
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