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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Your London
A step towards the right to repair
The European Parliament has voted in favour of a report by Greens/EFA MEP David Cormand which calls for better “repairability
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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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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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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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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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Working with the new Labour Leader on the crises of Coronavirus and democracy
With my co-leader, Jonathan Bartley, I have written to the three Labour leadership candidates to offer to work together during
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Mayor agrees to Green call for £25m investment in youth services
The Mayor has taken up my proposal for NEW funding for the Young Londoners Fund in an announcement this morning,
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Our 2019 budget plan – climate, clean air, backing social housing residents and young people
This was our busiest week of the year in City Hall as we proposed our third annual Green budget amendment
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Sian Berry’s work on the Assembly year by year: 2017
On the London Assembly since 2016, Sian has worked in City Hall with Caroline Russell to challenge the Mayor to
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Green influence on the London Plan
The Mayor is putting together a new London Plan and, ever since we were elected, we’ve been putting forward good
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Sexual health spending cuts bite across London
Sexual health funding has plummeted across London over the past five years, with one borough cutting spending by almost half,
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Met backtracks and says it is looking at Vote Leave
The Mayor has said that the Met Police are looking through 2,000 documents received as evidence against the two leave
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We must have a People’s Vote on Brexit
Brexit was always going to be bad for London. But now that it looks likely that the UK is going
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