Mayor admits that New Bus for London will not meet pollution targets for London’s new ultra low emission zone – Stephen Knight

The Mayor of London today admitted that the New Bus for London is “unlikely to be compliant” with the Ultra Low Emission Zone that he is proposing for central London from 2020.
The admission came following questioning of the Mayor by Stephen Knight AM, the Liberal Democrat London Assembly environment spokesperson.
Following the Mayor’s response Stephen Knight said:
“After spending over £11 million of public money on the first eight prototype …
Even now the public are being denied vital information about how policing will change in their area – Caroline Pidgeon

Caroline Pidgeon, Leader of the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group, commenting on MOPAC’s (Mayor of London’s Office for Policing and Crime) Estate Strategy for 2013-2016 which was published today said:
“Months after the Mayor’s Office started a consultation on changes to policing in London the public are still being left in the dark over which police buildings will remain and which will be sold off. The only certainty for each borough is that…
No case for fire station closures
In response to the London Fire Brigade consultation on the draft London Safety PlanCaroline Pidgeon AM, as leader of the Liberal Democrat London Assembly sets out the Group’s continued oppositoin to the Mayor of Lodnon’s plan to close 12 fire stations and remove 18 fire engines from London.…
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A safer London is a price worth paying for – Caroline Pidgeon
The loss of 12 fire stations and 18 fire engines is totally unacceptable claim the Liberal Democrat Group on the London Assembly.
In a formal response to the London Fire Brigade’s consultation on the draft London Safety Plan they repeat their opposition to the loss of fire stations and engines across London, highlighting how it will lead to increased responses times for many Londoners.
The submission also highlights how instead of accepting a reduced fire service there…
A safer London is a price worth paying for – Caroline Pidgeon
The loss of 12 fire stations and 18 fire engines is totally unacceptable claim the Liberal Democrat Group on the London Assembly.
In a formal response to the London Fire Brigade’s consultation on the draft London Safety Plan they repeat their opposition to the loss of fire stations and engines across London, highlighting how it will lead to increased responses times for many Londoners.
The submission also highlights how instead of accepting a reduced fire service there…
A safer London is a price worth paying for – Caroline Pidgeon
The loss of 12 fire stations and 18 fire engines is totally unacceptable claim the Liberal Democrat Group on the London Assembly.
In a formal response to the London Fire Brigade’s consultation on the draft London Safety Plan they repeat their opposition to the loss of fire stations and engines across London, highlighting how it will lead to increased responses times for many Londoners.
The submission also highlights how instead of accepting a reduced fire service there…










