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The Greater London Council was abolished in 1986 leaving Greater London without a strategic local government authority until the establishment of the Greater London Authority fourteen years later in 2000.

Contents

• Joint committees, boards and quangos
• See also
• References

Joint committees, boards and quangos

In the absence of a London wide strategic authority, a number of joint committees, joint boards and quangos were established including the:

• Inner London Education Authority
• Government Office for London (established in 1994)
• London Boroughs Grants Committee
• London Councils (established in 1995)
• London Fire and Civil Defence Authority
• London Pensions Fund Authority (established in 1989)
• London Planning Advisory Committee
• London Regional Transport
• London Research Centre
• London Residuary Body
• Waste disposal authorities in London

See also

• Minister for London
• History of local government in London
• Streamlining the cities
• Local Government Act 1985
• Symbols of Greater London

References