Joanne McCartney A constituent has asked me to ask what steps are you taking to encourage boroughs to improve access to toilet facilities in London’s parks? Many toilets close earlier than the parks, which...
Keith Prince For each of the years 2016/17, 2017/18 and 2018/19, please provide the number of violent crimes on the Tube in Havering?
Caroline Pidgeon At a meeting of the London Assembly Transport Committee on 15th May 2019 the managing director of First Group TOL stated that as a result of data received from the tram’s in-cab...
Andrew Boff Do you believe that public transport South of the river and North of the river are equally affordable, safe, reliable and accessible?
Andrew Dismore When are further details of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund due to be announced?
Onkar Sahota In addressing the impact of gambling outlets, particularly fixed odds betting terminals, what support have you given to boroughs in their management of the planning and licensing conditions for...
Florence Eshalomi Can you update the table contained in MQ2017/4481 with the actual figures for 2017/18, 2018/19 and expected figures for 2019/20?
Nicky Gavron This month, London South Bank University announced it would be starting the first degree-level apprenticeships in Chartered Town Planning from September. Given the shortage of planning expertise...
Andrew Boff Please can you provide the total number of incidents of crime on the London Underground North of the river over the last year and a breakdown by type of crime?
Leonie Cooper Did you respond to the Low Pay Commission’s consultation into the National Minimum Wage from 2020, and if so, can you share a copy with me?
Andrew Boff Please can you provide the average number of underground trains per hour that stop at stations North of the river?
Jennette Arnold How does the Mayor support those with limited mobility and who are reliant upon their vehicles to stay independent?
Jennette Arnold How is funding from the Young Londoners Fund being used to tackle issues of serious youth violence in Waltham Forest?
David Kurten Is it lawful for a black taxi to work for a ride-hailing app for a pre-set fee (i.e. off-meter)?
Jennette Arnold How is funding from the Young Londoners Fund being used to tackle issues of serious youth violence in Hackney?
Caroline Pidgeon Do you still support a bridge from Rotherhithe to Canary Wharf for pedestrians and cyclists?
Leonie Cooper It was recently reported that almost 5 per cent of recyclable rubbish in England was rejected with most declined waste being sent to landfill or incinerated. What is the figure in...
Unmesh Desai In 2018, the MPS and CPS jointly reviewed 600 RASSO (Rape and Serious Sexual Offences) cases. I understand that the MPS drafted in 120 officers to assist in this process and mitigate against the...
Andrew Dismore In your response to my question 2019/9239, you said you would expect "all Londoners to heed the advice of London Fire Brigade". What actions has the GLA, including LFB, taken, to make developers...
Jennette Arnold The Prudential RideLondon days (3rd and 4th August) and accompanying road closures present problems to those with limited mobility who rely on their vehicle to get around locally. What help is...
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