The Latin Village in North London is the UK's second-largest Latin Quarter housed in a Transport of London (TfL) building. The Mayor of London is the Chairman of TfL.

Children and young people from ethnic minority backgrounds rely on the Latin Village to enjoy a sense of community, belonging, and to enjoy their culture, particularly in a scarcity of youth centres across the country.

Latin Village attracts visitors from around the world because of its originality in character. 

The Latin Village provides a sense of belonging, to the local migrant community. In an area once cited as having the most ethnically diverse postcode in the UK and Western Europe. 

As well as drawing regular visitors from the Latin American community and many members of all communities from all over London and beyond, it is a very important community hub for many people. It is also a registered community asset and a place where diversity and inclusion are celebrated. 

Please support the Community Plan that has planning permission to restore the Edwardian Wards Corner which is a locally listed building due to its special architectural and historical interest.