Caroline Pidgeon has urged the Mayor again to show the Thameslink route on the Tube map, to remind passengers of how useful it can be, as well as its excellent accessibility. Particularly important now is that the wide layout of the trains is suited to social distancing.
Caroline said:
Remembering the anniversary of the Finsbury Park terrorist attack on 19 June 2017, Caroline Pidgeon said:
Today marks three years since the horrific Finsbury Park terrorist attack. Today I will be remembering Makram Ali, and also taking time to think of all those innocent individuals who had their lives impacted by this heinous attack.
Caroline was proud to speak in support of the motion on Black Lives Matter and stamping out racism in the London Assembly.
Caroline stressed the need for all Assembly Members to work together and to focus on action:
Action is needed, not just reviews.
The last three months have been like no other period any of us can remember.
Caroline has continued to work hard as a London Assembly Member during this time. Here is an overview of some of the issues she has been raising since March.
Caroline has written to the Mayor of London asking him to support London's charity shops through the challenges they face as the lockdown is eased - an expected deluge of donations, and how to clean and "quarantine" them before they go on sale.
Caroline asked the Mayor:
- What thought has been given to how you, as Mayor, can support and help charity shops in London as we move out of this crisis?
