Plan for London
We’re consolidating the government’s London office estate, creating workplaces which meet the needs of a modern workforce.
We’re consolidating the government’s London office estate, creating workplaces which meet the needs of a modern workforce.
The Plan for London will power cross-government collaboration, focusing on reshaping our estate to match departmental workforce plans that allow for efficiency savings. Part of the Places for Growth programme, the Plan for London will help to create workplaces which meet the needs of a modern workforce and ensures London remains a vibrant Civil Service location, including career development opportunities across all functions and professions.
Plan for London will support the Civil Service to become more productive and agile by reducing the London workforce, delivering admin savings by exiting 11 buildings in by 2030.
11 buildings
to be exited in the capital by 2030 as part of Places for Growth
£94 million
projected annual savings to be delivered through the Plan for London
Vibrant
Ensuring London remains a vibrant Civil Service location
Latest news
The GPA eyes £9m in savings as efficiency programme progresses
The Government Property Agency (GPA) has completed the closure of another Civil Service office space as part of the Plan for London (PfL) programme. 10 Victoria Street officially closed its…
Civil servants exit another office space under £94m programme
The Plan for London has reached a significant milestone after the Civil Service completed its exit from another building in the capital.
The Plan for London reaches a key milestone
The Rookery and Clive House were closed last month, with more than 1,500 civil servants redeployed to other workspaces in the capital.
Major steps forward in government office estate rationalisation
We have closed another two London properties, moving a step closer to its target of £32 million cost savings this year.
Major milestone reached in London estate rationalisation
Last month the doors closed at 1 Victoria Street - a major step in consolidating the Government office estate.