With bus usage falling, Transport for London is being urged to look at innovative ways to woo passengers back onto the network. One of the most commonly suggested solutions is that WiFi be introduced to the bus fleet, just as it was to Tube stations and platforms.
UKIP slam Sadiq’s Brexit impact assessment spin
as with 4G on the Tube, the land he didn’t actually buy, the Prides he wasn’t the first Mayor to lead and the border crossing that was slightly less historic than briefed, things aren’t quite what they seem.
Getting carried away over the London Plan
Instead of questioning the Mayor’s proposals many have simply repeated what his press office have churned out. It almost seems that some reporters have started to behave more like royal correspondents, simply reading out and repeating statements they have been given, instead of asking tough questions.
Sadiq is blaming the Govt for dropping an entirely arbitrary police officer target even his own party colleagues say should be axed
Instead of perpetuating the baseless target, the London Assembly has urged the Mayor to replace it with one which is “set by evidence based on the level of service required across London.
The protestors are wrong, Sadiq is delivering his clean energy pledges
At the 16th November Mayor’s Question Time at City Hall, protesters turned up to complain that Sadiq Khan had “broken promises” on clean energy. Not content with demonstrating outside the building, a large group, complete with a banner, came inside and started shouting during Mayor’s Question Time.
