TfL is bankrupt. Crossrail is delayed yet again. The congestion charge has gone up. We need a transport network fit for a global city. So I’ll work with the government to secure investment in TfL and fix its finances. I’ll deliver much-needed improvements, like Crossrail and an electric bus fleet. And I’ll reverse the congestion charge increase on day one.
Hammersmith Bridge has been in a state of disrepair for years. But Sadiq Khan refused to take responsibility. That’s why I asked the government to step in. Find out what’s happening next by watching this video.
London’s black cabs are iconic — an integral part of London’s identity. They’re a safe, reliable way to travel. They’re part of this city’s history. So I want to make sure they’re part of this city’s future. That means we need a collective of skilled and professional drivers. We trust black cab drivers more than
Conservative London Mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey is set to offer all of the capital’s cabbies an interest-free loan to buy an electric black cab should he take charge in London. According to The Sun, it is also claimed that Bailey would ensure City Hall would fund 10% towards greener vehicles currently produced by manufacturers LEVC
Black cab drivers in diesel motors will get interest-free loans to buy electric if the Tories take control of London. City Hall would pay a tenth towards the zero-emission cars and install more charging points so they do not run out on the road. Tory mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey said the move would clean up the
Remember the days when London’s transport network led the world? It wasn’t that long ago. Look back to before Sadiq Khan and you see what we used to be capable of. When Boris Johnson was the Mayor of London, we signed off Crossrail 1. We started planning Crossrail 2. We got Boris bikes. We rolled
London’s Tube stations could be renamed through lucrative advertising deals if Tory mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey gets elected. Bailey’s proposal, which he says could bring in £100m a year, follows in the footsteps of the Dubai Metro which has allowed companies to bid for naming rights of underground stations.
A Tory London mayoral candidate wants to offer firms sponsorship deals to raise money for TfL meaning tube stations could be renamed. Shaun Bailey plans to give companies the chance to bid to rename stations as part of a new advertising campaign inspired by the Dubai Metro. The Conservative London mayoral candidate put forward the plans for a £100
Underground stations could be renamed under plans put forward by the Conservative London mayoral candidate for a £100 million a year sponsorship deal to bolster investment in the capital’s public transport network. Under Shaun Bailey’s plans, companies would be given the chance to bid to rename stations as part of a new advertising campaign inspired by the
Conservative mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey has accused London mayor Sadiq Khan of “failing to deliver reliable transport” in the capital, as public transport delays across the latter’s tenure continued to rise. Khan, who is also responsible for monitoring Transport for London’s (TfL) performance in his role as mayor, launched an independent review of body’s future
London mayoral candidate for the Conservatives Shaun Bailey said he had been lobbying the government “to come and take control of the situation”.
Sadiq Khan spent the last five years bankrupting TfL. Now Londoners are paying the price. A congestion charge of £15 a day, seven days a week. Sign my petition and tell the Mayor to reverse his congestion charge hike.
TfL is bankrupt. Crossrail is delayed yet again. The congestion charge has gone up. We need a transport network fit for a global city. So I’ll work with the government to secure investment in TfL and fix its finances. I’ll deliver much-needed improvements, like Crossrail and an electric bus fleet. And I’ll reverse the congestion charge increase on day one.
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