There is an opportunity, this week, to stop the ULEZ expansion to outer London. On Thursday 17th November your London Assembly members will have a vote on ULEZ.
A recent Telegraph investigation raised concerns about how Sadiq Khan and TfL were measuring ULEZ consultation responses. I submitted a Freedom of Information request to try to uncover whether any responses have been ignored and why.
I was happy to support a local event for Bromley Town Conservatives, and to answer questions from locals about how I am standing up for their needs at the London Assembly.
It was great to attend the Bromley crime summit today and to listen to the views of residents and councillors. It was fantastic to hear representatives from Bromley MPS, LFB Bromley and Bromley Council talking about community safety.
Today I questioned Sadiq Khan - again - on his flagship ULEZ policy. We were concerned after leaked consultation results showed that 66% oppose his London-wide expansion.
66% voted against Sadiq Khan's ULEZ expansion. Even worse, a Telegraph investigation has uncovered evidence that opposition votes may have been improperly excluded. The ULEZ expansion must stop and the Mayor must explain what has happened to those votes.
Sadiq Khan has received the first formal summons for a sitting Mayor by the London Assembly Police and Crime Committee. He is required to answer questions about the Winsor report, which was commissioned to comment on the circumstances around Dame Cressida Dick's departure.
During Mayor's Question Time, I was keen to know the financial impact of a further ULEZ expansion. As part of this, I asked the Mayor where he gets his car ownership data from. A simple question which he seemed unable or unwilling to answer.
