Caroline's questions to the Mayor on the Metropolitan Police's response times for "lower urgency" 999 calls have shown that Londoners wait on average 3 hours, when the police should respond within 60 minutes – and in some boroughs, the wait is a lot longer.
Liberal Democrat London Assembly Members Caroline Pidgeon and Hina Bokhari have published their annual report on their work in the Assembly and in scrutinising the Mayor.
Caroline said:
Caroline has announced that, after 14 years on the London Assembly, she will not be standing for re-election in 2024.
Caroline told the London Liberal Democrats' conference on Saturday:
It has been the greatest honour to have been elected for the last 24 years in London, the last 14 as one of your London Assembly Members – indeed for 5 years as our only Assembly Member.
Caroline Pidgeon has responded to Transport for London on their plans for improving cycling safety at Holborn Gyratory – currently one of London's most dangerous junctions.
In consultation with the London Cycling Campaign and others, Caroline broadly welcomed the proposals as a significant improvement, while highlighting a few areas that still require attention to ensure a safe enviroment is delivered.
