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Enslaved Africans Memorial must not be put at risk

Caroline Pidgeon has written to the Mayor asking him to ensure that the Enslaved Africans Memorial project, which the Royal Parks agreed would be placed in the Rose Garden at Hyde Park, is not put at risk.

Given the urgency of the situation, I would be grateful if you could investigate what steps can be taken to ensure that the memorial and wider educational aims of this charity are not put at risk...

Rushed electoral register changes risk undermining the London election

Caroline Pidgeon has highlighted the danger to two million Londoners' right to vote, as the government rushes forward changes to electoral registration before the May 2016 London elections.

Caroline told the Evening Standard:

“The Government is blatantly ignoring the independent electoral commission in pursuit of narrow party advantage. It is a shameful abuse of power.

We cannot afford a day of complacency in tackling tube delays

The Mayor of London has finally released information showing that Tube delays caused by overcrowding reached a five-year high during the financial year 2014/15.

The figures, obtained by Caroline Pidgeon AM, Liberal Democrat London Assembly transport spokesperson, also show a very worrying level of delays due to overcrowding on the Central, Jubilee, Northern and Victoria lines between April and June 2015.

Commenting on the latest figures, Caroline said:

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