Caroline Pidgeon
Liberal Democrat London Assembly Member for Greater London
Liberal Democrat London Assembly Member for Greater London
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What will you do to mitigate the impact on travel for key workers caused by the reduced frequency of the N155 bus service?
Why does TfL propose to reduce the frequency of the N155 bus service on Fridays and Saturdays to 20 minutes, starting on 3 September 2022, despite the post-pandemic recovery of demand for night venues in Clapham?
The Met Police is currently targeting recruitment at women and Black and Minority Ethnic communities to increase diversity in the workforce. How many women and Black and Minority Ethnic officers and staff have been recruited per year for 2020, 2021 and 2022? Is there any evidence that the targeted recruitment drive is working?
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