London Pro-European  Network

What is this website?

This site is one of a set of sites intended to cover the whole of the UK (index page) to help you find and work with the relevant pro-Europe groups in your area. So it is part of UKPEN.eu. You can navigate to your area using the drop-down menus at the top right (PC) or top left (mobile devices), or by the constituency index. Please send any comments or requests for editing permissions to lonproeurnet at gmail.com.

UKPEN paused  developing these sites in 2018, as other priorities emerged. 

See also https://www.localintelligencehub.com/ 

The Pro-European London Toolbox (PELT) is how London groups help each other.

What is this site for?

The idea is that we need to see  where we are and who we can work with. This is essential to plug the gaps in our network and to be ready for any new chance to vote. When they are developed, the constituency pages (see eg  Hackney North) are supposed to help everyone 

Groups can contact lonproeurnet at gmail.com to help develop their local constituency page or pages.

How do I use it?

To find what constituency you live in use this tool: https://mapit.mysociety.org/. The constituency index page lists the constituencies with their boroughs and areas of London.  Join your constituency group and start work for Europe! Join your area or borough group to take part in events and discussions. The main  groups in London are listed on the area pages below, for more local groups follow the links to sub-pages.

To get alerts on your MP's activity in Westminster use "They work for you" https://www.theyworkforyou.com/alert/ 

In London there are;

32 London Boroughs and 73 Westminster constituencies, organised here in five areas.  

Explore the groups in the different areas of London via the links below:

(Boroughs of 

GREENWICH, BEXLEY

LEWISHAM, BROMLEY

SOUTHWARK, CROYDON)

(These two areas are identical in Best for Britain's schema)

The national organisations which meet in the Grassroots Coordination Group (GCG) are represented in London by the groups shown here.