London is the capital of the nation-state of Great Britain.
During the 2070s, London -- and all of the United Kingdom -- was under the control of the Optimum Movement. (TOS novel: Federation)
An anti-European Hegemony cadre attacked government buildings in Brussels and London in 2135. (Star Trek: Shadowstar Station: "Renée")
In 2259, in an alternate reality, Starfleet employee Thomas Harewood carried out a suicide bombing at an underground Section 31 facility in London. He had been blackmailed into doing so by John Harrison, who had saved Harewood's dying daughter. (Star Trek Into Darkness)
Madame Tussaud's in London unveiled a diorama of the Enterprise-A bridge, complete with wax figures of the command staff, in 2287. Montgomery Scott felt it should have been of the original Enterprise. ("Roads Not Taken")
By the late 23rd century, there were three spaceports near London: Heathrow, Gatwick and Reed (the last named after Malcolm Reed). ("Roads Not Taken")
Rose Hamelin was born and raised in London. As of late 2366 / early 2367, her mother still lived and worked in London. (Star Trek: The Prospect Chronicles: "The Burnt Child")
People born in London[]
- Rose Hamelin (Star Trek: The Prospect Chronicles)
- Jo Harris (Starship Exeter)
- Bill Jordan, the Secretary-General of the Federation Council. (Star Trek: Pioneer)
- Thomas Patel (Star Trek: The Adventures of Argus)
Namesake starships[]
The Loknar-class frigate USS London was named after the city. (FASA RPG: Federation Ship Recognition Manual)
External links[]
- London article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
- London article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.
- London article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.