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Quick Answer. About.com reports that the legal currency in London is the pound sterling. The official London visitor's site notes that despite being a member of the European Union, the United Kingdom does not use the Euro as standard currency. Continue Reading.
As of May 2014 the Bank of England banknotes in circulation are from two distinct series: the Â£5 and Â£10 notes are from the revised Series E (Â£5 first issued in 2002, Â£10 first issued in 2000). The two larger denominations are from Series F (Â£20 first issued in 2007, Â£50 first issued in 2011).