Looking to the future.

 In The Times today there was an interesting article by Michael Bloomberg, one time mayor of New York. He is very optimistic about the future of Britain. He suggests a number of reasons for this opinion. Firstly a stable government for at least the next five years and probably longer and up to 10 years. The importance of the City of London as one of the two major financial services centres, a rules based system and legal system without parallel. The English language and common law - which offers stability and respected legal system. London has world class arts: including opera, ballet, classical music, theatre, museums and arts galleries like - the National Gallery, Tate Britain, Tate Modern, the NPG  and Royal Academy. A much improved transport system in the capital with the recent opening of the Elizabeth Line. In addition there is the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and vast invest in the area around the Olympic Park, in East London. There is a collection of world leading arts companies - including the V&A, BBC Music, Sadlers Wells theatre and other organisations. So the whole area is buzzing. There is also the - worlds largest sculpture park The Line. So London is the place to invest - Michael Bloomberg, is right to feel optimistic.