Transport for London has promised a more transparent and open approach to its next bike hire sponsorship deal, including proactively publishing documents.
Fares advice to Mayor now available for public inspection but Boris denies being forced to open his files
Of all the briefings and reports drawn up for the Mayor since 2000, none has fascinated Assembly Members as much as the annual Transport for London guidance on fares increases.
With 36% of the vote Labour are far from a shoo-in to win back City Hall
Despite the cheers and triumphalism, Labour are currently less popular in London than when Ken Livingstone failed to win back City Hall in 2012.
MPs should back off and leave Mayoral scrutiny to the London Assembly
As much as it pains some professional Boris haters to hear this, the Mayor is absolutely right not to submit to questioning from MPs.
Labour’s ‘part-time Boris’ attack could easily rebound on their own Mayoral hopefuls
If Boris is wrong to have stood for election in 2012 and then seek another post in 2015, how can Labour credibly allow two of its own MPs to stand for re-election next year and then immediately start campaigning for a post outside Parliament?
