According to the Mail, Boris is poised to announce his return to Parliament at the next General Election, leaving him with an overlapping year during which he’ll serve at both City Hall and in the Commons.
Emails confirm TfL is “out of pocket” on Barclays sponsorship deal
Internal emails confirm taxpayers are “out of pocket” on Barclays sponsorship deal and show senior executives discussing providing inaccurate figures in an FOI response.
How TfL uses Enron economics to avoid scrutiny
Transport for London is using Enron economics to block legitimate requests for information about its poor value mobile phone contract in order to hamper journalistic scrutiny.
Will Rodney the Routemaster leave TfL looking like Plonkers?
Could a children’s book character scupper Transport for London’s attempts to trademark the second choice name of its new bus?
Boris is making his water cannon decision based on public ignorance and contradictory evidence
Boris’s decision to buy three water cannon for the Met is based on a poll which reveals large numbers of respondents know nothing about the topic while he and the force disagree about who has the final say over their use.
