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Rotherhithe-Canary Wharf bridge needs a procurement review
BBC Sunday Politics: standing up for bus users
On @BBCSPLondon this morning @CarolinePidgeon was holding @MayorofLondon to account on bus cuts that will impact areas of Hackney badly.
We need to protect our bus routes.@PippaMorganLD pic.twitter.com/zqCd5irEUC— Hackney Lib Dems #PeoplesVote (@HackneyLibDems) November 18, 2018
On the BBC's Sunday Politics, Caroline discusses the Mayor's bus service changes, which are not delivering the promised improvements in outer London, while taking services away from areas with no alternative transport, and making life harder for passengers with limited mobility.
Launching the West Ham Players' Project
Great afternoon at the launch of @WestHamUtd Players’ Project pic.twitter.com/7nr0hGZutP
— Caroline Pidgeon (@CarolinePidgeon) November 7, 2018
Caroline visited West Ham Utd at the Olympic Stadium to learn about the newly launched Players' Project, where the men's and women's first team players are sponsoring worthwhile projects in the community. Watch the video to hear more...
999 call response times must improve
At the London Assembly, Caroline raised with the Mayor and Met Commissioner the problems with the time taken for the Met to respond to emergency calls - including calls about incidents in London that were diverted to Hampshire Police!
Asking for your support in the London Assembly selection ballot
Caroline talks about her work, both at City Hall, and also campaigning with Liberal Democrats in their communities all across London - and asks London Lib Dem members for their support in the London Assembly selection ballot.
What does London need from the Spending Review?
Urgent action is needed on the most dangerous road junctions
In September's Mayor's Question Time, Caroline questioned the Mayor on his efforts to ensure London's most dangerous junctions are made safe.
Give Watford commuters a fair deal
The whole rail industry needs to learn from timetable chaos
Caroline talked to London Live about the lessons the whole rail industry needs to learn from the timetable disruption caused by theThameslink changes in May.
@CarolinePidgeon says Govia Thameslink cannot take all the blame in ongoing rail timetable issues, after passengers are getting used to their third timetable in two months: pic.twitter.com/d6dG8JCAqU
— London Live (@LondonLive) July 16, 2018
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