Caroline has submitted a response to the consultation organised by London TravelWatch about the proposals to close ticket offices at train stations.
Caroline said:
I object to the closure of the ticket offices and consider it crucial that no staff are removed from any stations. Stations need to be staffed from first train to last train.
Caroline Pidgeon has responded to Transport for London's consultation on the new X34 bus route, which will run between North Finchley and Walthamstow as part of the Superloop.
Caroline stressed the need for a frequent enough service to create an attractive alternative to driving, as well as dedicated bus lanes to avoid buses getting stuck in traffic.
Caroline Pidgeon has raised concerns in the London Assembly over a lack of level access at Old Oak Common Station.
Responding to the Met’s apology over the Daniel Morgan murder probe, Caroline Pidgeon said:
"The apology by the Met today is a welcome and long overdue move.
"The repeated trauma that Daniel Morgan's family have had to go through over the years is something no one should ever have to experience and should never be allowed to happen again.
"It is now vital the Met learns from this case and stamps out corruption at every level."
Responding to the publication of the Met’s turnaround plan, “A New Met for London 2023-2025”, Caroline Pidgeon said:
“The plans laid out today by the Met represent a welcome shift in tone and focus, even if long overdue. In particular, the shift of resources towards the boroughs is something we have long campaigned in favour of.
“Central government now needs to back the turnaround plan with funding, resources and staff; alongside new powers to enable the Met to remove corrupt officers quickly.
