Caroline spent Thursday afternoon out door knocking in Willesden Green with local Assembly candidate Charlotte Henry, Brent campaigner Bob Wharton and others.
“We had a great response on the doorsteps with people clearly impressed by Brian Paddick’s performance in the hustings debates on TV and understanding the work we have done on the London Assembly” commented Caroline
Caroline joined local Councillors Ian Bond and Gwyneth Deakins out and about in Redbridge on Saturday. The team met local residents and highlighted the terrible problems crossing the main road by the Charlie Brown Roundabout. Cllr Richard Hoskins and other local residents and campaigners joined the team to support the crossing campaign.
Speaking to the Wanstead & Woodford Guardian about TfL's failure to install pedestrian crossings and traffic lights at the roundabout, Caroline said:
"People shouldn't have to take their lives in their hands just to get across the road. It's absolutely staggering.
"We need to make sure something is done urgently to make it safe. The crossing needs to be up to minimum safety standards and this is a big issue at this election for me."
Read more here in the Wanstead & Woodford Guardian and in the Yellow Advertiser.
Caroline spent Thursday 5th April out campaigning with Cllr Stephen Knight, Sarah Ludford MEP and others in North Richmond for Jane Dodd who is standing to be a local councillor for the area.
“We met lots of local people who had serious concerns regarding speed of traffic and the lack of a bus stop on Lower Mortlake Road which I have taken up vigorously with TfL” commented Caroline.
Caroline spent a morning in Richmond town center, and at Kew station, on Easter Saturday getting signatures against a third runway at Heathrow and talking to local residents about transport tissues with Munira Wilson our local candidate and Brian Paddick, as well as other local activists such as Robin Meltzer, Shas Sheehan and Cllr Stephen Knight.
Launching the Lib Dem manifesto for the London elections in May with mayoral candidate Brian Paddick, Caroline Pidgeon highlighted the Lib Dems' plans to create Youth Hubs across London:
"Our Youth Hubs plan is one part of the London Liberal Democrats' positive vision for London.
“We have radical plans to tackle the big issues facing Londoners, from crime to housing, transport to jobs.
“A vote for the London Liberal Democrats is a vote for keeping fares low, tackling unemployment and building thousands of new homes.