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In the website of London University, they state that the academic qualifications are:
1) the entrance requirements are based on UK GCSE/GCE O levels and A levels and they will also accept many other qualifications both from the UK and the rest of the world.
2) English language: they may require you to have passed a recognised test of proficiency, at the appropriate level, within the last three years.
3) Other e.g. computer/internet access.
The LLB degree consists of 12 units when taken through the Standard Route. That is the normal route. Applicants who already have an undergraduate degree acceptable to the University may complete the LLB in two to three years through the nine-unit Graduate Entry Route. In other words, if you are a degree holder, you can complete the LLB within a shorter period. It does not mean you must be a degree holder.
However, as you are not a degree holder and you do not have any legal experience, I would suggest you first to study the Diploma in Law which consist of four basic units. The Diploma in Law is a qualification in its own right and also provides an entry route to the LLB. Successful completion of the Diploma gains credit for the first four subjects of the LLB degree.
Completing a LLB is not an easy job. You have to prepare yourself before you start the programme.