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Amy Lamé

London Night Czar

Office of the Mayor of London

Amy Lamé
Amy has served as London’s first Night Czar since 2016. She has a long and successful track record as a leader and collaborator in culture and creative industries, communities and broadcasting. 

Amy served as Mayoress of the London Borough of Camden in 2010-11 and spent her year highlighting the history and culture of live music and nightlife in the area. She co-founded one of London’s most legendary club nights, Duckie, and hosted it for over 25 years. 

She currently presents weekend mornings on BBC Radio 6Music. Her debut book, From Prejudice to Pride: A History of the LGBTQ+ Movement – the first LGBTQ+ history book for children – was published by Hachette in June 2017.

In 2018, Amy was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from University of East London and appointed Honorary Professor at University College London. In 2022 she was recognised as a National Treasure as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. 

Originally from New Jersey, Amy has been a proud Londoner for 30 years.

Latest contributions

Active Travel in London: a 24-Hour right

Transport & Infrastructure

17 August 2023

Active Travel in London: a 24-Hour right

Amy Lamé, Night Czar at Greater London Authority reflects on our Active Travel Summit, discussing London as a 24-hour city and the vision for a safer, healthier, and more accessible city.

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Women's safety in public spaces

Placemaking

25 June 2021

Women's safety in public spaces

This NLA Breakfast Talk heard from experts discussing what we need to do to make public spaces safer in London.

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