• Ealing People's Question Time, the budget, road pricing, and tackling online fraud.

  • Mar 6 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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Ealing People's Question Time, the budget, road pricing, and tackling online fraud.

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  • Series 2 Episode 11

    This week on Inside City Hall, Neil Garratt and Nick Rogers discuss:

    • People's Question Time. The people want to talk about ULEZ, but the Mayor wants to smear critics as "holding hands with the far right".
    • City Hall Budget. And the Conservative alternative to tackle dirty air and the cost of living.
    • Road Pricing. The Mayor's post-ULEZ pay-per-mile plan to charge every vehicle in London every time it moves, which is starting to look increasingly like a plan to tax outer London to fund TfL services in central and inner London.
    • Operation Elaborate. A major police operation to tackle organised online and phone fraud by shutting down iSpoof.
    • Met Recruitment. Mayoral rhetoric meets reality: the Mayor has been claiming the government must fund 6000 extra police officer this year not the 4077 offered. But they've only managed to recruit about 3000.

    What have we been reading, watching, or listening to this week?

    Clarkson's Farm, on Amazon Video

    Do you have a question for us?

    Tweet us:

    @NeilGarratt

    @NJROnline

    @CityHallPodcast

    Email us: 

    Neil.Garratt@London.gov.uk

    Nick.Rogers@London.gov.uk

     

    Need more City Hall news?

    Try Neil's City Hall Diary on substack

    Or the City Hall Conservatives on YouTube
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