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20 Most Recent News Stories
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Mon 7th Jul 2008
Liberal Democrat London Assembly Member and Southwark Councillor Caroline Pidgeon is calling on Southwark's Borough Police commander, Malcolm Tillyer, to withdraw the threat of closure notices issued last week to East Dulwich, Rotherhithe and Camberwell police stations.
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Fri 4th Jul 2008
At a meeting of the Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) today, Dee Doocey, who leads for the Liberal Democrats on policing in London, raised serious concerns about the way the Met's consultation on the future of police stations had been carried out. She described the consultation as deeply flawed and said, "The information from the consultation is meaningless, and cannot be used to determine the future of local police facilities."
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Tue 1st Jul 2008
Liberal Democrat Transport spokesperson at the London Assembly Caroline Pidgeon has accused Tory run Bromley Council of putting the future of the Freedom Pass at risk.
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Wed 25th Jun 2008
The London Assembly today agreed to recommend1 that Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, proceed with his appointment of Tim Parker as Chair of Transport for London (TfL).
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Wed 25th Jun 2008
Papers published for the Transport for London Board meeting today revealed that the top five people at Transport for London earned more than £300,00 each last year.
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Tue 24th Jun 2008
The London Development Agency (LDA) is moving rapidly to restore public confidence but admitted it is a 'stressed' organisation needing to bring clarity to its remit, the London Assembly heard today.
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Wed 18th Jun 2008
Papers released on Tuesday evening by Mayor Boris Johnson's office show that up to £50,00 has been spent on the Forensic Audit panel that Mr Johnson set up, led by former newspaper editor Patience Wheatcroft, to investigate financial management and controls at the London Development Agency and the GLA.
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Wed 18th Jun 2008
Today at Mayor's Question Time in City Hall, Dee Doocey, the Liberal Democrat Spokesperson on the Olympics on the London Assembly called on the Mayor to take personal responsibility for delivering the Olympic legacy.
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Sun 1st Jun 2008
Liberal Democrat London Assembly Transport spokesperson Caroline Pidgeon joined local MPs, Susan Kramer and Vince Cable and Liberal Democrat Council Leaders along with thousands of other campaigners at a protest rally in West London last Saturday against the planned expansion at Heathrow airport
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Wed 28th May 2008
The future of the Cross River Tram is under threat, as revealed by questioning from London Assembly member, Caroline Pidgeon.
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Fri 23rd May 2008
Boris Johnson has agreed to seek an urgent meeting with the Department for Transport over funding for Phase 2 of the East London Line, following questioning from Lib Dem Caroline Pidgeon at Mayor's Question Time this week.
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Thu 22nd May 2008
Commenting on the appointment of Tim Parker as First Deputy Mayor and Chief Executive of the Greater London Authority, Leader of the London Assembly Liberal Democrats, Mike Tuffrey said:
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Thu 22nd May 2008
Mayor Boris Johnson admitted that his plans for a new Routemaster bus are only an aspiration rather than a firm commitment, during questioning by Lib Dem Caroline Pidgeon at Mayor's Question Time yesterday.
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Mon 12th May 2008
The Mayor appointed Liberal Democrats Dee Doocey and Caroline Pidgeon to the Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) board on Friday.
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Fri 9th May 2008
New Assembly Member Caroline Pidgeon wrote to all national and local press in protest of the planned Post Office closure.
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Fri 9th May 2008
Liberal Democrats on the London Assembly today committed to work with all other party groups to scrutinise new Mayor, Boris Johnson.
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Wed 7th May 2008
London Assembly Liberal Democrats urged the Mayor to take action on the closure of 155 London Post Offices today.
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Sat 3rd May 2008
Dee Doocey, Caroline Pidgeon and Mike Tuffrey were elected to the London Assembly Liberal Democrats on 1 May.
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Mon 7th Apr 2008
London Liberal Democrats launched their 2008 Manifesto, "Contract with London" today at The Commonwealth Club. The Contract for London was launched by Vincent Cable MP, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Brian Paddick, Liberal Democrat candidate for Mayor of London and Duwayne Brooks, who was with Stephen Lawrence on the night he was murdered.
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Fri 28th Mar 2008
Commenting on the announcement that London's two biggest transport unions are planning to strike over safety on the London Underground (LU), Transport Spokesman for the London Assembly Liberal Democrats, Geoff Pope said:
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