Great London Podcast

Welcome to Episode 10 of the Great London Podcast 🎙️This episode is focused on something simple… but powerful: your vote.Not politics as usual.Not empty promises.Just a real conversation about what’s at stake across London right now.We started the Great London Podcast to give a voice to everyday people. Not just officials or headlines, but residents, workers, families, and young people who live the reality of this city every day.And as we approach the next election, one thing is becoming very clear.People want change.From Canary Wharf to Tower Hamlets, the conversations are the same:• “We need new ideas”• “We need people who actually listen”• “We need to see action, not just hear promises”But here’s the truth most people don’t talk about.Nothing changes unless people vote.In many local elections, results are decided by very small margins. Sometimes just a few dozen votes can shape decisions that affect entire communities — from housing and local services to safety, schools, and investment in young people.That means your vote is not just symbolic.It’s practical.It’s powerful.And it directly impacts your day-to-day life.In this episode, we break it down in a real and honest way:• Why local elections matter more than most people realise• How your vote affects housing, policing, education, and public services• The importance of bringing new faces into local and national leadership• Why fresh thinking is needed to solve long-standing problems• The gap between communities and decision-makers — and how voting helps close itThis is not about telling you who to support.This is about reminding you that your voice matters — whether you use it or not.Because if you don’t take part, decisions will still be made… just without you.There’s also something deeper we talk about in this episode.London is one of the most diverse and dynamic cities in the world. It’s full of talent, ideas, and people from every background.But that diversity is not always reflected in decision-making.And that’s where elections matter.They create an opportunity to bring in new energy, new perspectives, and new leadership that actually understands what people are going through.From conversations with residents, attending local meetings, and working closely within the community, it’s clear that people are ready for something different.Not perfection.Not overnight change.But progress.Real, visible, accountable progress.And that starts with participation.Voting is not just a right.It’s a responsibility.It’s how communities move from frustration… to action.So whether this is your first time voting or your tenth, take it seriously.Make sure you’re registered.Make sure you know your polling station.Make sure you show up.Because your vote might feel small.But together, those small decisions shape the future of this city.The future of London will not be decided by a few voices at the top.It will be decided by the people who choose to take part.If you care about your area, your community, your future — this is your moment.Let’s move from talking… to doing.Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to support more real conversations across London.And most importantly — use your voice.#GreatLondonPodcast #London #YourVoteMatters #LocalElections #CanaryWharf #TowerHamlets #CommunityVoices #NewIdeas #NewFaces #UKPolitics #LondonLife #ChangeStartsHere

009 Why I Joined a Political Party After Running Independent | Real Talk from Canary Wharf 🇬🇧Good morning from Canary Wharf.In this episode of the Great London Podcast, Mohamed Aboshanab shares a raw, unscripted conversation straight from the heart — recorded live before a campaign day in Tower Hamlets.This is not a polished political speech. No script. No filters. Just real talk.After starting his campaign as an independent candidate back in December 2025, Mohamed opens up about why he made the decision to join a political party — especially one focused on Tower Hamlets.He breaks down what most people don’t see:– The hidden reality behind elections– Why running alone is harder than it looks– The importance of having a team, structure, and support– The mental pressure of politics– Why real change needs more than just good intentionsThis episode also dives deeper into a bigger idea:The generational divide in the UK.From young people (15–35) who feel unheard…To a “lost generation”…To older generations shaping long-term decisions like Brexit…Mohamed shares his vision for a new political mindset — one that opens the door for younger voices, real conversations, and practical change.He also invites you to meet him in person at Canary Wharf to ask questions, challenge ideas, and be part of the discussion.Because politics should start with real conversations — not just promises.Key Topics– Independent vs party politics in the UK– Behind-the-scenes reality of election campaigns– Why support, networks, and structure matter– Mental pressure in politics– Generational divide in modern Britain– Engaging directly with the community in Tower Hamlets– Building a new political mindsetChapters00:00 – Good morning from Canary Wharf02:10 – Episode 9 begins: real talk, no script03:00 – Why I didn’t stay independent05:00 – The hidden side of politics07:00 – Why I joined a political party09:00 – Generations in the UK explained12:00 – Why young people must lead14:30 – Meeting you in Canary Wharf16:00 – Final thoughtsCanary Wharf, Tower Hamlets election, independent candidate UK, UK local politics, London politics, Mohamed Aboshanab, Great London Podcast, voting UK, political campaign UK, youth in politics, community engagement London– From Independent to Party: The Truth About UK Politics– Running Alone vs With a Party – What No One Tells You– Politics in Canary Wharf: The Reality Behind the Campaign– Why I Changed Strategy Mid-Campaign– The Hidden Side of Elections in London

008 Driving Real Change in Canary Wharf: Local Politics, Voting & Community PowerWhat’s really happening in Canary Wharf and Tower Hamlets politics?In this episode of the Great London Podcast, Mohamed Aboshanab breaks down the reality behind local decision-making, why so many residents feel unheard, and how voting can directly shape the future of your community.After years in business and working globally, Mohamed shares why he decided to step into local politics — not as a career politician, but as someone who understands what it takes to build, grow, and represent real people.This is not about promises. It’s about action, awareness, and making sure your voice is actually heard.If you live in Canary Wharf, Tower Hamlets, or anywhere in London — this is something you need to watch.What you’ll learn in this episode• How local politics in Tower Hamlets actually works• Why many residents feel disconnected from the system• The rise of independent candidates• Why voting is more powerful than you think• How you can influence real change in your areaTimestamps00:00 Introduction and Context Setting02:27 Real Conversations with the Community05:31 The Political Landscape in Canary Wharf08:11 Why Voting Matters More Than Ever10:46 Final Thoughts and Call to ActionAbout the HostMohamed Aboshanab is the founder of Global Expat and host of the Great London Podcast. With over 20 years of business experience across multiple countries, he brings a different perspective to local politics — focused on results, transparency, and real community engagement.Connect with MohamedLinktree: https://linktr.ee/MoCanaryWharfBook a call: https://cal.com/moaboshanabSubscribe for more conversations on London, business, politics, and real-life stories.If you found this valuable, like the video, share it with someone in your community, and leave a comment with your thoughts.#CanaryWharf #TowerHamlets #LondonPolitics #VoteUK #GreatLondonPodcast #CommunityVoices #LocalElections #IndependentCandidate #LondonLife #UKPolitics

Great London Podcast – Episode 7Your Vote, Your Voice: Why Voter ID Matters in the UK 🇬🇧🗳️In this episode of the Great London Podcast, we dive into one of the most important topics affecting every resident in London right now… your right to vote.With the upcoming Tower Hamlets and Canary Wharf elections 2026, many people are still unaware of the new voting rules, especially when it comes to voter ID in the UK.Let’s break it down simply 👇What is Voter ID in the UK?To vote in person at a polling station in England, you now need to show a valid photo ID. This rule was introduced to improve election security and ensure that every vote is legitimate.Accepted forms of voter ID include:– UK Passport– UK Driving Licence– Older or Disabled Person’s Bus Pass– Oyster 60+ Card– PASS Card (Proof of Age Standards Scheme)Important:You must bring the original document. Photos or copies will NOT be accepted.If you don’t have an accepted ID, you can apply for a free Voter Authority Certificate online.Why does this matter?Because thousands of people risk being turned away on election day simply for not knowing the rules.And here’s the truth…Voting is not just a right. It’s power.It’s your voice in decisions about:– Housing and rent– Local businesses and jobs– Safety and policing– Development in Canary Wharf– The future of Tower HamletsIf you don’t vote, someone else decides for you.Why you should vote 🗳️Because change doesn’t happen online… it happens at the ballot box.Because your community deserves representation.Because Canary Wharf is growing fast, but the people living here need to be heard.Because every single vote counts more than you think.And most importantly…Because this is your city.Key Dates to Remember 📅Election Day: 7 May 2026Make sure you are registered.Make sure you have your voter ID ready.Make sure you show up.Get involved with us 👇🎙️ Watch the full episode:https://linktr.ee/greatlondonpodcast—UK voter ID rules 2026Tower Hamlets elections 2026Canary Wharf electionsHow to vote UK ID requirementsDo I need ID to vote UKVoter Authority Certificate UKLondon local elections voting guideWhy voting matters UKUK election rules explainedCanary Wharf community vote—#GreatLondonPodcast #Vote2026 #UKPolitics #LondonElections #TowerHamlets #CanaryWharf #YourVoteMatters #VoterID #UKVoting #LondonLife #MakeYourVoiceHeard #LocalElections #DemocracyUK #UKLaw #GlobalExpat

Great London Podcast – Episode 6: The Biggest Problems Facing Tower Hamlets & Canary Wharf | Housing, Safety, Development and Local SolutionsWelcome to Episode 6 of the Great London Podcast.In this episode, Mohamed Aboshanab discusses some of the most important challenges currently facing residents in Tower Hamlets, with a special focus on the Canary Wharf community.Tower Hamlets is one of the fastest-changing areas in London. Over the past two decades, Canary Wharf has transformed into a global financial and business hub while also becoming a rapidly growing residential neighbourhood. Thousands of people now live and work in the area, creating both new opportunities and new challenges for local government and the community.This episode explores the real concerns residents often raise when discussing the future of the borough and how local leadership can help address these issues.Topics covered in this episode include:• Housing affordability and the pressure on local housing markets• Balancing luxury development with housing for long-term residents• Infrastructure challenges as the population of Canary Wharf continues to grow• Community safety, clean streets, and maintaining public spaces• The relationship between local government and residents in Tower Hamlets• Why transparency and communication from councils are important• The role local councillors play in solving everyday community problemsCanary Wharf is one of London’s most globally recognised financial districts, home to major banks, technology companies, global investors, and thousands of professionals. However, it is also a local neighbourhood where families live, children grow up, and communities develop.As the London Local Elections approach on 7 May 2026, conversations about housing, development, infrastructure, and community wellbeing are becoming more important than ever.In this episode, Mohamed Aboshanab also invites residents, professionals, and local business owners to share their views about the issues they see in Tower Hamlets and how the community can work together to build practical solutions for the future.The Great London Podcast focuses on the future of London, local democracy, urban development, business, and community leadership.Hosted by Mohamed Aboshanab, the podcast aims to make complex topics about London easier to understand while encouraging open discussion about the future of the city.This is Episode 6 of the series, and more discussions about London communities, Canary Wharf, Tower Hamlets, and local leadership are coming soon.HostMohamed AboshanabPodcastGreat London PodcastLocationLondon, United KingdomTopics discussedTower Hamlets local issuesCanary Wharf community challengesLondon housing crisisUrban development in LondonLocal government accountabilityCommunity safety in LondonLondon local elections 2026Great London PodcastTower Hamlets problemsCanary Wharf community issuesLondon housing crisisTower Hamlets councilLondon local governmentCanary Wharf developmentLondon urban planningLondon community leadershipMohamed Aboshanab Canary Wharf#GreatLondonPodcast#TowerHamlets#CanaryWharf#LondonCommunity#LondonHousing#UrbanDevelopment#LondonLocalGovernment#LondonPolitics#LondonLocalElections#MohamedAboshanab

Great London Podcast – Episode 5: What Does a Local Councillor Actually Do? Understanding Local Government in London | Canary Wharf & Tower HamletsWelcome to Episode 5 of the Great London Podcast.In this episode, Mohamed Aboshanab explains what local government in the United Kingdom actually does and why local councillors play a crucial role in shaping the communities where we live and work.Many people hear about councils and elections, but very few understand how local government decisions directly affect daily life. From housing policies and planning permission to schools, public safety, transport, parks, and community services, local councils influence many aspects of our neighbourhoods.With the upcoming London Local Elections taking place on 7 May 2026, this episode explores the real responsibilities of local councillors and why community participation in local democracy matters more than ever.In this episode we discuss:• What local government does in England• The role and responsibilities of a local councillor• How councils influence housing, planning, and community development• Why areas like Canary Wharf and Tower Hamlets are changing rapidly• Why residents should stay informed and engaged in local decision-making• How voting and civic participation help shape the future of LondonCanary Wharf is one of London’s most dynamic districts, home to global businesses, growing residential communities, and thousands of professionals. As the area continues to develop, local government decisions will play a key role in balancing economic growth, infrastructure, housing, and community wellbeing.The Great London Podcast explores the future of London through conversations about leadership, business, local government, urban development, and civic engagement.Hosted by Mohamed Aboshanab, this podcast aims to make important topics about London easy to understand and accessible to everyone.Episode 5 continues the series of discussions about the upcoming London Local Elections 2026 and how residents can participate in shaping their communities.More episodes about Canary Wharf, Tower Hamlets, London politics, and the future of the city are coming soon.HostMohamed AboshanabPodcastGreat London PodcastLocationLondon, United KingdomTopics coveredLondon local governmentTower Hamlets CouncilCanary Wharf communityUK local democracyLondon local elections 2026Role of local councillorsCommunity leadership in LondonGreat London PodcastLondon local governmentWhat does a councillor do UKCanary Wharf politicsTower Hamlets council electionsLondon local elections 2026UK local democracy explainedRole of councillors EnglandLondon community leadershipMohamed Aboshanab Canary Wharf#GreatLondonPodcast#LondonLocalElections#CanaryWharf#TowerHamlets#LondonPolitics#LocalGovernmentUK#UKDemocracy#LondonCommunity#VoteLondon#MohamedAboshanab

004: How to Register to Vote in the London Local Elections 2026 | Canary Wharf, Tower Hamlets & UK Local DemocracyWelcome to Episode 4 of the Great London Podcast.In this episode, Mohamed Aboshanab explains how residents in London and across England can register to vote for the upcoming local government elections taking place on 7 May 2026.Many people do not realise that they must be registered on the electoral roll before they can vote. If you recently moved house, changed your name, or have never registered before, you may not appear on the voter register.This episode provides a simple step-by-step guide covering:How to register to vote in the United KingdomWho is eligible to vote in local elections in EnglandThe official government website for voter registrationKey deadlines before the 7 May 2026 London local electionsVoting options including polling stations, postal votes, and proxy votingThe photo ID requirement introduced in recent UK electionsIf you live or work in Canary Wharf, Tower Hamlets, or anywhere in London, this episode will help you understand how to participate in local democracy and ensure your voice is heard.The Great London Podcast explores the future of London, local leadership, business, community issues, and public policy. Hosted by Mohamed Aboshanab, the podcast brings together ideas about how London can remain one of the world’s most dynamic cities.This is Episode 4 of the series, and more conversations about London, Canary Wharf, and the future of local government are coming soon.Listen, follow, and share with anyone interested in London’s future.Official voter registration websitehttps://www.gov.uk/register-to-voteHostMohamed AboshanabPodcastGreat London PodcastTopics covered in this episodeLondon local elections 2026Register to vote UKTower Hamlets electionsCanary Wharf communityUK local governmentLondon democracy and civic participationSEO Keywords for Podcast PlatformsGreat London PodcastLondon local elections 2026Register to vote UKHow to vote in EnglandCanary Wharf politicsTower Hamlets council electionsUK voter registration guideLondon democracyLocal government LondonMohamed Aboshanab Canary Wharf

003 London: Why Earth's Greatest City Deserves Greater Leadership Welcome to Episode 003 of the Great London Podcast - where we're making London great again, one conversation at a time!LONDON IS THE GREATEST CITY ON EARTH. BUT SOMETHING'S BROKEN.In this episode, we dive deep into what makes London truly exceptional - and why it's failing to live up to its potential. With 9 million people, 300+ languages, and £500 billion contributed to the UK economy annually, London should be leading the world. So why does it feel like we're falling behind?WHAT WE COVER:🏙️ Why London is the Greatest:Economic powerhouse: 23% of UK's entire GDPCultural capital: World-class museums, West End, global music influenceInnovation hub: More tech unicorns than anywhere in EuropeTransport infrastructure: Tube, Elizabeth Line, OvergroundDiversity that works: 300 languages, every culture representedGlobal gateway: Connected to the entire world💔 But Something's Broken:Housing crisis: Average rent £2,700/month pushing out key workersSafety concerns: Phone theft and street robbery rampantTransport struggles: TfL underfunded, delays, ULEZ impact on working familiesCost of living: Everything costs more, wages stay stagnantOpportunity gap: Social mobility stalling, two-tier London emergingRough sleeping at record highs in the 6th largest economy🚫 Why Traditional Politics Fails:Left vs Right divide doesn't solve real problemsLondoners care about practical solutions, not ideologyNeed competence and ambition over party politicsCities like Dubai, Singapore work because they focus on results✅ Real Solutions That Work:MAKE LONDON SAFE AGAIN:Visible policing in hotspotsInstant kill-switch for stolen phones (work with Apple/Google/Samsung)Integrated approach: Met + BTP + TfL + councils working as oneBetter lighting, working CCTV, real neighborhood policingMAKE LONDON AFFORDABLE AGAIN:Build near Tube/Overground/Elizabeth Line (≤800m from stations)Convert empty offices & high-street upper floors with 12-week fast lanes"Right to Build Small" (≤20 units) with pattern booksKey-worker homes on public land with rent-to-own pathsFair build-to-rent: multi-year rent certainty tied to local earningsScale Housing First: street to stable home, fastMAKE LONDON GREAT AGAIN:London-First fiscal deal to properly fund transport, policing, housingSmall Business Big City: 10-day approvals + first-employee grantsCreative & Tech powerhouse: visa support, city landing programsReliable transport, safer stations, transparent hotspot data25,000 apprenticeships in construction, retrofit, AI, cybersecurityJoin the conversation. Join the movement.🎧 LISTEN NOW on Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | YouTube🌐 LEARN MORE:molondon.netgreatlondon.ukglp.london📱 FOLLOW US:Instagram: @GreatLondonOfficialTwitter/X: @GreatLondon_ | @MoLondon_TikTok: @greatlondonofficialFacebook: GreatLondonOfficialYouTube: @MoLondonOfficialSubstack: greatlondon.substack.comMedium: greatlondonofficial.medium.com🔗 ALL LINKS:linktr.ee/GreatLondonpodlinktr.ee/GreatLondonlinktr.ee/Molondon💬 GET INVOLVED:What does London need most? Share your thoughts in the comments and tag us on social media!#GreatLondonPodcast #MoLondon #MakeLondonGreatAgain #LondonPodcast #SafeLondon #AffordableLondon #HousingCrisis #LondonTransport #LondonPolitics #UKPolitics #KeyWorkers #SmallBusiness #LondonLife #LondonMayor #TfL #ULEZ #HousingFirst #BuildToRent #LondonFirst #CommunityPolicing #PublicSafety #LondonBoroughs #Zone1toZone6 #Londoners #CityLeadership #UrbanPolicy #Innovation #Apprenticeships #LiveableCity #FutureOfLondonGreat London Podcast - Honest conversations with people shaping London's future. Every episode features real Londoners, real issues, real solutions. Subscribe now and join us as we make London great again, one conversation at a time.

002 Mo London Announces Candidacy for Mayor of London 2028Today marks a historic moment for London - Mohamed Aboshanab (Mo London) officially announces his candidacy for Mayor of London in 2028, representing the Great London Party! 🏛️🎙️This is Episode 002 - the beginning of a movement to Make London Great Again.🗳️ THE ANNOUNCEMENTOn November 1st, 2025, Mo London declared his intention to run for Mayor of London in the 2028 election. This isn't just another political campaign - it's a call to action for every Londoner who believes our capital can and should be better.🎯 WHY MO IS RUNNINGFellow Londoners face real challenges:📉 Rising Crime - Families afraid to walk their own streets🏠 Unaffordable Housing - Key workers priced out of the city they serve🚇 Crumbling Transport - Delays, overcrowding, broken promises🏘️ Forgotten Communities - Outer boroughs treated like second-class citizens💼 Struggling Small Businesses - London's backbone drowning in red tapeFor too long, London's potential has been held back by politicians who've lost touch. It's time for change.💡 THE VISION: MAKE LONDON GREAT AGAIN🛡️ SAFE STREETS - Zero tolerance for violence, proper police funding, families walking freely🏡 AFFORDABLE HOUSING - Real solutions for key workers and working families🚊 TRANSPORT THAT WORKS - Reliable service, abolish ULEZ expansion day one, scrap blanket 20mph zones🌆 ALL 32 BOROUGHS MATTER - Equal investment from Havering to Hillingdon, Barking to Bromley💪 SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS - Cut red tape, fair rents, policies that help businesses grow🎙️ WHO IS MO LONDON?✅ UK-Registered International Lawyer✅ CEO & Founder of Global Expat✅ Director General, Global Expat Bar Association✅ Londoner Who's Lived the London DreamMo came from humble beginnings and built his success through hard work. London gave him opportunities - now he's running to ensure every Londoner has those same opportunities. Potentially London's first immigrant mayor, proving it doesn't matter where you're from, but where you're going.🤝 THIS CAMPAIGN IS ABOUT YOUThe Great London Party represents "London First" - transcending left-right politics:✨ Competence over Ideology✨ Practical Solutions over Party Politics✨ Cross-Party Dialogue for Good Ideas✨ Every Borough, Every Voice, Every LondonerWe'll talk to politicians from ALL parties (Labour, Conservative, Lib Dem, Green, Reform, Independents), entrepreneurs, community leaders, business owners, families, and workers.💬 KEY QUOTES"I kept asking: 'Why isn't anyone fixing this?' Then I realized the right question is: 'Why am I not doing something about it?'""London's greatness has never been about its buildings or businesses. It's always been about its people.""This campaign isn't about me. It's about YOU. Together we can deliver the London we all deserve."🎯 GET INVOLVED1️⃣ VISIT: greatlondon.uk | molondon.uk | glp.london2️⃣ SHARE with friends, family, colleagues3️⃣ CHALLENGE us on the issues4️⃣ VOLUNTEER in your borough✨ LONDON FIRST, NOT LEFT OR RIGHTWe believe good ideas come from everywhere. We focus on what works, not political point-scoring. We serve London, not Westminster party machines.🔊 Subscribe now - new episodes every week!🔗 CONNECT:🌐 greatlondonpodcast.com | glp.london | molondon.uk🔗 linktr.ee/GreatLondonpod | linktr.ee/GreatLondon | linktr.ee/Molondon📱 FOLLOW:📝 substack.com/@greatlondon📘 facebook.com/GreatLondonOfficial📸 instagram.com/GreatLondonOfficial🎥 youtube.com/@GreatLondonParty🎥 youtube.com/@MoLondonOfficial✖️ x.com/GreatLondon_🎵 tiktok.com/@greatlondonofficial✍️ greatlondonofficial.medium.com📧 [email protected], we're going to Make London Great Again - safe again, affordable again, working for everyone again.NEW EPISODES EVERY WEEK 🎙️#MoLondon #MakeLondonGreatAgain #London2028 #LondonMayor #GreatLondonPodcast #LondonPolitics #LondonFirst #GreatLondonParty

Welcome to the Great London Podcast - where we're making London great again, one conversation at a time! 🇬🇧🎙️This is Episode 001, and we're thrilled to have you here as we launch this essential weekly guide to the people, ideas, and debates shaping our incredible capital city.🏙️ WHAT IS GREAT LONDON PODCAST?London is home to over nine million people, 32 boroughs, and endless possibilities. But it's also a city facing real challenges - from housing affordability to transport delays, from crime concerns to opportunities for young people.Every week, we cut through the noise and sit down with the Londoners who are actually making a difference. We talk to:🏛️ POLITICIANS - Mayor, London Assembly, borough council leaders💼 ENTREPRENEURS - Business owners, startups, high street heroes🤝 COMMUNITY HEROES - Youth workers, charity founders, local champions🏗️ HOUSING EXPERTS - Architects, developers, affordable housing advocates🚇 TRANSPORT INNOVATORS - TfL officials, cycling campaigners, urban planners👮 SAFETY LEADERS - Police, crime prevention programs, community safety🎨 CULTURE MAKERS - Chefs, artists, musicians, festival organizers📍 ALL 32 BOROUGHS, ALL 6 ZONESWhether you're in Barking or Bexley, Camden or Croydon, Hackney or Havering - we cover every corner of our city. From Zone 1 to Zone 6, we believe every borough has stories worth telling and voices worth hearing.💡 WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENTWe tackle the issues you actually care about:- ULEZ and its impact on your pocket- The housing crisis and real solutions- Transport delays that disrupt your commute- Safety in your neighborhood- Opportunities for the next generation of Londoners- Infrastructure, development, and planning- Culture, food, and what makes London special🤝 HONEST & POLITICALLY BALANCEDOur conversations are honest, solutions-focused, and politically balanced. You'll hear from Labour and Conservative voices, Liberal Democrats and Greens, Reform and independents - because we believe good ideas don't come from just one side of the political spectrum. They come from people who genuinely want to make London work better for everyone.✨ IN THIS INTRO EPISODEMeet your hosts, learn what makes this podcast different, and discover why we're committed to having real conversations about London's future. We'll explain our mission, our values, and what you can expect from every episode.🎧 WHO THIS PODCAST IS FORWhether you're a lifelong Londoner, a recent arrival, or someone who commutes into the capital every day - this podcast is for you. If you care about London's future and want to hear from the people actually making change happen, you're in the right place.Subscribe now and join us each week as we have honest conversations about London's future, featuring the voices of those who are building it.This is the Great London Podcast. Let's make London great again - together.---🔗 CONNECT WITH US:🌐 Great London Podcast: greatlondonpodcast.com🎉 Great London Party: glp.london📢 Mo London Mayor: prmolondon.uk🔗 Linktree:- GLPod: linktr.ee/GreatLondonpod- GLParty: linktr.ee/GreatLondon- Mo London: linktr.ee/Molondon📱 FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:📝 Substack: substack.com/@greatlondon📘 Facebook: facebook.com/GreatLondonOfficial📸 Instagram: instagram.com/GreatLondonOfficial🎥 YouTube (GLP): youtube.com/@GreatLondonParty🎥 YouTube (Mo London): youtube.com/@MoLondonOfficial✖️ X (Twitter): x.com/GreatLondon_🎵 TikTok: tiktok.com/@greatlondonofficial✍️ Medium: greatlondonofficial.medium.com---NEW EPISODES EVERY WEEKSubscribe now and be part of the conversation!#LondonPodcast #MakeLondonGreatAgain #LondonPolitics #LondonLife #LondonBusiness #LondonCommunity #GreatLondonPodcast