The North London Strategic Alliance (NLSA) was established in 1999 as the sub-regional strategic partnership for North London, bringing together public, private and voluntary organisations.

"From Edge to Common Ground": The Upper Lee Valley Landscape Strategy Launch - 8 October 2010

The North London Strategic Alliance, supported by partners, will be launching the Upper Lee Valley (ULV) Landscape Strategy at a half-day event which is being held at Tottenham Hotspur FC.

The ULV Landscape Strategy pulls together the concept of the single valley landscape, offering a way of re-imagining this area from an edge to common ground, a shared asset, which can play a fundamental role in supporting sustainable communities and sets out a clear delivery plan aimed at achieving this aspiration.

The event will be an opportunity for partners to come together to mark the completion of the Strategy, consider how it is influencing emerging schemes in the ULV and debate the contribution the ULV can make to an extended Olympic legacy. For more information, and to book your free place, visit the dedicated event website.

Mayor's Climate Change Adaptation Strategy - May 2010

The NLSA is working with partners to improve the access and quality of north London's open spaces, such as the Upper Lee Valley. As part of this work the NLSA has responded to the Mayor's Climate Change Adaptation Strategy calling for these open spaces to be identified as priorities for investment, which will provide Londoners with the amenities needed for a warmer city.

Shared Services and Efficiency Savings - April 2010

Local Government faces a major reduction in resources in the coming years. The NLSA has been successful in securing a grant from Capital Ambition to support greater collaboration across north London boroughs to see how they can work more effectively together to deliver savings. For more information contact Stephen King.