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You may be stuffed on Christmas excess but start planning for some hard work - today we start the countdown to one of Labour’s most important campaigns. It is just days until Boris Johnson whacks Londoners hard with an above-inflation fare…
By Len Duvall AM Over the last few days we have seen protests at Labour councils across London about cuts Labour councils are being forced to make. But tomorrow's Tory rally, on the home turf of radical and cruel Conservativism, should…
By Len Duvall AM I hope that the Progressive London conference session debating the verdict on Boris Johnson will also be an opportunity to discuss how we remove him. In his uncritical support for the financial services sector and his…
By Len Duvall AM The fares we have just had imposed on us by Boris Johnson and George Osborne - which will really start to hit home when Londoners in large numbers go back to work on tomorrow - summarises unfair Tory London. This is the…
By Len Duvall AM This week marks the second anniversary of Boris Johnson's election as Mayor of London. With just days to go until the country goes to the polls, what does the administration of Cameron's Bullingdon Club colleague tell us…
By Len Duvall AM The Tories are facing big problems nationally and here in London as their promises to "fix broken politics" start to look more than a little suspect. When David Cameron made a speech criticising "an elite few" buying…
By Len Duval The Mayor's bonfire of essential transport projects continued apace this week as he announced that Greenwich's 'Waterfront Transit' (GWT) scheme will be axed. Southeast London has again been let down by a Mayor who, worryingly…
By Len Duvall Boris Johnson's involvement in the Damian Green affair was this week described as "extraordinary and unwise". Extraordinary because a Chairman of a police authority "decided to conduct his own enquiries" into the arrest…
