This is a lie @SadiqKhan.
As you well know (and as Gov have confirmed), you were not forced to increase the C-charge. You were only asked to make proposals to review.
If the Gov wanted to force you to increase the c-charge, they would have done so. But they didn't.
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As you well know (and as Gov have confirmed), you were not forced to increase the C-charge. You were only asked to make proposals to review.
If the Gov wanted to force you to increase the c-charge, they would have done so. But they didn't.
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Anybody who has spent any time in Government knows what "proposals" mean.
It means consultation. Cost-analysis.
It doesn't mean you were "forced" to do it during lockdown, when people should be avoiding public transport.
So where are your proposals?
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It means consultation. Cost-analysis.
It doesn't mean you were "forced" to do it during lockdown, when people should be avoiding public transport.
So where are your proposals?
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They don't exist. why?
Because instead of working with the Government on this, you chose to play politics.
You decided to go ahead and immediately increase the c-charge yourself.
Even Gov ministers were shocked when they heard.
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Because instead of working with the Government on this, you chose to play politics.
You decided to go ahead and immediately increase the c-charge yourself.
Even Gov ministers were shocked when they heard.
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You thought you could get away with blaming Government and not having to take responsibility.
You thought most Londoners wouldn't know what was meant by "proposals".
And Londoners have been left to pay the price.
£15 a day, 7 days a week, to be exact.
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You thought most Londoners wouldn't know what was meant by "proposals".
And Londoners have been left to pay the price.
£15 a day, 7 days a week, to be exact.
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