Caroline Pidgeon AM has written to the Minister for Building Safety and Communities, to express serious concerns about the Building Safety Fund, which is intended to remediate unsafe cladding on buildings around the country, but is lacking in its design, scope and funding.
Caroline writes:
In Caroline Pidgeon's report about her work over the autumn, she highlights:
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On Lib Dem party president Mark Pack's podcast, Caroline Pidgeon discussed her experience of Boris Johnson, having scrutinised him for 8 years when he was Mayor of London: his strong desire to be liked, his long track record of wasting public money, and much more.
A Freedom of Information request by Caroline Pidgeon has revealed that 35% of Great Britain's railway station platforms do not have the tactile paving which is vital for blind and visually impaired people to be able to use them safely.
Caroline told BBC Radio 4's In Touch programme:
When challenged by Caroline Pidgeon in the London Assembly, the Mayor of London refused to apologise that it has taken 8 months for COVID-19 secure guiding and physical assistance to be provided for the blind and visually impaired on Transport for London services.