Nearly half of children in London surveyed say they do not play out as much as they like.
We want to change this.
A third say they would play out more if it were safer. This is around 10% higher than the UK average.
We aim for every child in London to have high quality, accessible and inclusive play opportunities. We campaign for more and improved play spaces and services, and support playwork in the capital.
More than mud to Mudpies etc.
From Tottenham to Lewisham - the latest venture under the Mudpies etc. banner has popped up in Deptford, bringing new life to a vacant school and its magical garden.
Play Streets
A revival of interest in play streets, both from politicians and parents, has seen London Play working with an increasing number of residents groups and councils across the city to help get play streets established in their areas
Community groups drive natural play expansion
Several community groups have seen the transformations London Play is leading in parks as part of the Access to Nature project and approached the charity to see if similar magic can be worked in their areas.
Volunteering
Latest play news
- Is crowd funding the future for play in London?
- Traffic bans to let children play safely in the streets
- Islington Play plans big improvements to adventure play
- Battersea no more
- Landmark moment for children's right to play
- Report reveals dramatic decline in children's independence
- Islington Council unveils risk-focused approach to play
Jobs in play
Playworkers, managers, after-school workers, part-time, full time, seasonal and more...


