Last Updated on 13/02/2026
Most of the 25 Wards of the City of London have their own Ward Club, with a small number of Wards sharing one. Ward Clubs are entirely independent of the City of London Corporation and have no constitutional or civic authority. Instead, they exist primarily as social clubs for people who live or work within the City, fostering community, networking and engagement at a very local level.
Although not part of the Corporation, Ward Clubs often provide an informal link between residents, workers and their elected representatives. Many Aldermen and Common Councillors are members of their respective Ward Clubs, offering further opportunities for connection between the electorate and the Court of Common Council.
In addition to the individual Ward Clubs, the United Wards’ Club serves as a social club for the whole City, hosting a wide-ranging programme of educational, social and sporting events that bring together members from across all Wards.
The Wards of the City of London are:
