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Is Boris cooking the TfL books?

By Mark Ferguson

Boris Johnson and his team have been on the offensive over Ken Livingstone's plans to cut fares (first by 5%, then by 7%), whilst the Tory mayor plans to raise fares at inflation busing levels year on year. Livingstone plans to fund his…

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Chicken?

By Mark Ferguson

After last week's photo stunt it seems that Team Ken are making a habit of it. This week, they're accusing Boris Johnson of being "chicken" for refusing to debate Ken Livingstone on fares. It's not subtle, but it made me laugh.

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Ken challenges Boris to a debate on fares

By LabourList

Open letter – time for a live debate on the fares Dear Boris, Today, in an interview for ITV London, you have claimed that my plan to put money back into Londoners’ pockets and purses through a fares cut is ‘crazed vote-getting.’ And your…

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Livingstone to cut fares by 7%

By LabourList

Previously Ken Livingstone had announced that he'll cut fares by 5% - today (after encouragement from London Assembly candidate Tom Copley yesterday evening), Livingstone has announced that tube fares will be cut by 7%, as Transport for…

Let Ken be Ken and cut fares more
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Let Ken be Ken and cut fares more

By Tom Copley

It’s time for Ken Livingstone to really go for the jugular over Boris Johnson’s Tory fares rises. We should let Ken be Ken – and Ken should unleash a more radical fares policy. Here’s why. In the last few weeks we have seen the signs that…

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Boris Johnson’s (Un)Fare Deal

By Ken Livingstone

London’s Mayor claims today, "In tough times it is very important to be able to bear down on fares as much as possible." The problem is, he isn’t. He’s putting them up. He’s just announced another big fare rise, his fourth. It means a…

Boris outmaneuvered by Labour activists
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Boris outmaneuvered by Labour activists

By LabourList

Boris Johnson turned up at Finsbury Park this morning to announce another fare increase. Finsbury Park was an odd schoice for Boris, not because it sits between three Labour boroughs (which it does), or because it's one of the poorest areas…

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Making motorways safe and secure

By Matt Draper

It is now two weeks since the tragic accidents on the M5 and M56 which cost the lives of eight people and injured many more. Three of those that died were lorry drivers. The accidents have called into question government proposals to raise…

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