The City is unique – businesses and other organisations can register voters for local elections. The period for registering voters runs from September to 30 November each year and the Ward Lists (the lists of voters for City Ward elections) are updated annually.

The canvass to register worker voters in the City takes place between August and 30 November every year.

Businesses and other organisations that are entitled to nominate voters were sent registration forms at the end of August. The forms were sent to a named individual who is responsible for nominating the voters for their organisation. If we have a business email contact, we will also have sent it via email.

If you are a new business that has recently moved into the City, or you are an existing business and you need to update your details, please complete the City Workplace Survey using the link below:Complete the City Workplace Survey

Once we have received your details, we will send you a Voter Registration Form in the Autumn. Please name a suitable contact to receive the form. The period for registering voters runs from September to 30 November each year and the Ward Lists (the lists of voters for City Ward elections) are updated annually.

Businesses and other organisations that are entitled to nominate voters were sent registration forms at the end of August. The forms were sent to a named individual who is responsible for nominating the voters for their organisation. If we have a business email contact, we will also have sent it via email. 

The Clean City Awards Scheme (CCAS) is run by the City of London Corporation to help drive sustainable business. We are here to help City of London businesses improve in the following areas:

• Air quality and climate action

• Communication and engagement around sustainability
• Resource efficiency and move towards circular economy practices
• Transition towards a Plastic Free City

City of London businesses can become a member of the scheme to apply for awards, access resource packs and attend our Environmental Best Practice Meetings and Workshops.

The City of London Police has launched #OperationSwipe – Intensification Week starting today, which will focus on tackling phone snatching across the City.

The initiative is designed to disrupt organised phone-snatching gangs, raise public awareness, and provide individuals with practical tools to safeguard their belongings and personal information. The objectives of the campaign are to:
Reduce the prevalence of phone snatching and related crimes in key targeted areas.
Deter criminal activity through increased police visibility and enforcement.
Provide resources and guidance to the public on protecting property and preventing identity theft.

Key Activities:

1. Phone Marking & Registration
Phone owners will be able to register their devices with a unique identifier linked to a police database. This measure improves the likelihood of recovering and returning stolen phones. Sessions will be held at the following locations:

**Wednesday 24 September – Coventry University, Middlesex Street (11:00 – 14:00)
Thursday 25 September – Fleet Street (junction with Ludgate Hill) (11:00 – 14:00)
Friday 26 September – One New Change, Cheapside (11:00 – 14:00)**

2. Hot Spot Patrols
Targeted police patrols will be deployed in areas most affected by phone snatching to provide a visible deterrent and enhance public safety.

3. Public Awareness & Education
Distribution of educational materials with practical tips to prevent identity theft and fraudulent use of personal or banking information.
Guidance on how to safeguard devices and accounts if a phone is stolen.

4. Community Engagement
Dedicated Ward Officers will work directly with residents and workers to:
Promote the phone-marking process.
Share anti-fraud advice.
Encourage safe practices to prevent becoming a victim of phone snatching.

City of London Police phone snatching work also forms a key part of the City of London Corporation ‘s three-year policing plan published in April to keep people safe and feeling safe. The plan sets out how the force will achieve its vision of a trusted and inclusive police service, keeping the City of London safe and transforming the national policing response to fraud, economic and cyber crime.