City Hall, London

Imagine a special building where important people work to help run a huge city! London has a few buildings called City Hall. One is in a place called Southwark, right by the River Thames. It looks like a funny, wobbly egg! Another City Hall is in a place called Newham. These buildings are like the 'headquarters' where the bosses of London meet.

The City Hall in Southwark looks super cool because it's round and a bit lopsided, like a giant, shiny egg! It's not just for looks; this shape helps keep the building warm and saves energy. It was built a long time ago, in 2002. Think of it like a special playground slide, but for grown-ups to make important plans for the city!

Inside City Hall, people called the Greater London Authority work. They are like the city's super-team! They help decide things like how to get around London, keep it clean, and make sure everyone is safe. They used to work in the egg-shaped building, but now they have a new home in Newham.

City Hall is where the big decisions for London happen. It's like the brain of the city! The people who work there try to make London a great place for everyone, from kids to grown-ups. They think about parks, buses, and making sure London is a happy place to live and visit.