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People's Question Time 2026: Islington Hosts Mayor of London

People's Question Time 2026: Islington Hosts Mayor of London

Hold London's Leaders to Account in Islington

Democracy takes centre stage this autumn as Islington welcomes People's Question Time 2026. Scheduled for Wednesday, 21 October 2026, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, this crucial civic forum gives Londoners the opportunity to put their pressing concerns directly to the Mayor of London and the London Assembly.

Taking place at London City Hall's Islington venue, the gathering ensures grassroots scrutiny on the major challenges facing the capital. Whether your priorities revolve around regional transport, local policing, neighbourhood development, or environmental targets, the floor is open for passionate debate.

Key Issues on the Agenda

People's Question Time is designed to address the subjects that matter most to local residents and businesses across Greater London. Attendees will have the opportunity to raise questions on a wide range of essential regional topics, including:

  • Transport and Travel: Discussing tube reliability, bus networks, active travel schemes, and fare structures across the capital.
  • Safety and Policing: Inquiring into community policing, crime prevention initiatives, and neighbourhood safety.
  • Affordable Housing: Challenging leaders on rent costs, housebuilding progress, and local estate regeneration.
  • Environment and Air Quality: Examining urban green spaces, carbon reduction measures, and regional climate resilience.

How to Attend and Make Your Voice Heard

Doors open ahead of the prompt 7:00 PM start, giving attendees time to settle in before discussions get under way. The two-hour session is chaired to ensure balanced scrutiny across all major portfolio areas, offering audience members ample time to catch the eye of the roving microphone teams.

Given the popularity of People's Question Time across the capital, spaces are strictly limited and advanced registration is strongly recommended. Don't miss this direct opportunity to shape regional policy and voice what Islington and the wider London community need in 2026.