This year alone we have produced 20 reports covering topics addressing issues as diverse as night-time policing, support for private renters, motorcycle safety and childcare provision, while maintaining a laser like focus on the Mayor’s programmes and spending priorities.
Has Sadiq Khan watered down his pledge to “ban” poor doors?
Sadiq Khan used to advocate a clear “ban” on poor doors but his recently published manifesto uses far weaker language. What is his policy on this controversial initiative?
With 10million cards already used, contactless fares have revolutionised travel for Londoners
Since introduced, more than 350 million journeys have now been made using this world-leading technology, accounting for 28 per cent of all pay as you go journeys on Tube and rail services.
Mental health matters for mothers and babies
Around 350 new Londoners will be born today. Their health throughout their lives will depend on many things – the air they breathe, the food they eat, the house they live in. And before all that, it will depend on the health of their mother.
Zac Goldsmith’s ‘fares scare’ might just work but it’s time to start offering Londoners some optimism
At a media event in Chiswick this morning, Boris’s would-be successor promised to “stand up for London’s commuters by making sure the network gets the investment it needs” – in less fluffy language, continuing with the current policy of annual fares hikes.
