London Assembly Liberal Democrats

Dee Doocey, Caroline Pidgeon and Mike Tuffrey

Caroline, Dee and Mike

Dee Doocey

Caroline Pidgeon

Mike Tuffrey

The Liberal Democrats exist to fight conformity, protect freedom and champion diversity. As the London Assembly Liberal Democrat Group, we seek to bring those views to London and to hold the mayor to account and ensure the assembly works on behalf of Londoners.


Put passengers first - Caroline Pidgeon urges both sides to back down over dispute on ticket office closures New!

Thu 2nd Sep 2010

Caroline Pidgeon, Leader of the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group and deputy chair of the London Assembly Transport Committee, commenting on the news that talks have broken down between London Underground and the unions with a series of strikes now expected to start on Monday said:

Caroline Pidgeon

London Underground ticket offices facing savage reduction of 7458 hours every week

Mon 23rd Aug 2010

Research by Caroline Pidgeon, Leader of the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group, has revealed London Underground are planning to close ticket offices across the underground by 7458 hours every week.

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Mayor must be open about plans for 2011 fare rises - Caroline Pidgeon

Tue 17th Aug 2010

Caroline Pidgeon, Leader of the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group and Deputy Chair of the London Assembly's Transport Committee, commenting on the publication today of July's inflation rate which is used as the basis for setting fares on London's transport network for the next year said:

Caroline Pidgeon

Jubilee Line fiasco must now lead to new policy on tube upgrades - Caroline Pidgeon

Tue 10th Aug 2010

Caroline Pidgeon, leader of the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group, commenting on today's apology by London Underground for the years of suffering faced by passengers on the Jubilee Line and the announcement that there will still be 15 weekends of full or partial closures before Christmas said:

London Underground Tube Train approaching a platform (photography: Season Prater)

Radical proposals to tackle London's poor air pollution put forward by the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group

Mon 9th Aug 2010

Mike Tuffrey, on behalf of the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group, has responded to the Mayor's consultation on his air quality strategy.

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Changes to the Congestion Charge set out by Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group

Tue 3rd Aug 2010

The Liberal Democrat London Assembly Group have reiterated their long standing opposition to the Western Extension Zone as part of their detailed submission to the consultation on changes to the Congestion Charge.

L-R: Dee Doocey AM, Caroline Pidgeon AM and Mike Tuffrey AM

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