End the Mayor’s Fines Freeze for bad driving
Fines for illegal parking and loading in London have been frozen for ten years. Today, my colleague Caroline Russell AM
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Author: Sian Berry
Tell the Mayor to improve his Public London Charter – by 15 Jan
The Mayor needs to ban intrusive facial recognition cameras run by private companies in public spaces – help me tell
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Join our call for safe space for homeless young Londoners
The Mayor has admited to me there are no dedicated space in London’s emergency homeless accommodation for young people, during
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Lack of leadership risks London losing road charging funds to Govt
The Mayor is at risk of losing all income from the congestion charge and ULEZ to the government because he
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London’s healthy streets programmes on life support
The Mayor’s flagship walking and cycling programmes face a £100 million black hole, my Green London Assembly colleague Caroline Russell
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The Trump era is ending at last
I am sending my huge congratulations and respect to Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and their teams on their success in
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£535 million for homes is no good in London’s back pocket
London is sitting on more than half a billion pounds intended for affordable homes but going unspent, reports Inside Housing
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Six month deal leaves Londoners as a political football
A short-term deal will leave Londoners facing extra costs and further political battles over their transport system. Reacting to the
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Still waiting for Mayor’s new rules for private public spaces
Since 2017, when the Assembly passed my motion to make sure new privately owned public spaces are not run with
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Lockdown warning: sofa-surfing Londoners shut out by coronavirus
Londoners have always opened their doors for friends and family with nowhere to go – but under the threat of
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I back the Mayor over ‘circuit breaker’, but it must come with income support
London needs a short, effective lockdown with universal income support. We have seen today a letter from the Mayor and
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Mayor agrees that a universal basic income is ‘worth exploring’
The Mayor cautiously agreed with me today that a universal basic income was ‘worth exploring’ to help Londoners hit hard
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Cancel Silvertown calls grow as cost soars to £2bn
Green AM Caroline Russell reveals the toxic tunnel will cost Londoners £2bn, nearly three times the original price. The Mayor
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London STILL losing youth services
My latest report shows that, after nearly a decade of austerity, councils in London are still being forced to take
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More young people should complain about police mistreatment
Young people unfairly treated when stopped and searched should not hesitate to lodge complaints, the Mayor has agreed, during my
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