Movers, shakers and opinion-makers

This week's Time Out features London's top 100 "movers, shakers and opinion-makers" (you can read the top 20 online). As you would expect, quite a number of them have an SE1 connection:

80. Woody Allen - his latest film, Match Point, features Bankside locations
81. Banksy - the removal of his work in Clink Street has caused a stir on our forum
82. Alice Rawsthorn - director of the Design Museum
83. Shami Chakrabarti - director of Trinity Street-based Liberty
84. Trevor Phillips - chair of the Borough High Street-based Commission for Racial Equality
85. Nicholas Hytner - director of the National Theatre
86. David Sharpe - general manager of the London Eye
87. Nicholas Serota - director of Tate
88. Ken Knight - commissioner of the London Fire Brigade, based on Albert Embankment
89. Norman Foster - architect responsible for City Hall and the Millennium Bridge
    and of course the top spot goes to...
90. Ken Livingstone - whose career in London politics spans County Hall and City Hall