Letter: Mayor for London

Monday 29 September 1997 23:02 BST

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Sir: If there is a real possibility that the Queen and her family might give up Buckingham Palace (report, 22 September), would it not be suitable as the home for the new London government? It would compare very favourably with city halls in other great cities, and if it proved too large, part of it could be used as a museum or art gallery. It would be a pity if it ended up being sold to foreign interests, as happened with County Hall.

JEAN GOEHR

London SW6

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