Speaking to ITV London, Caroline Pidgeon expressed deep concern at rising incidents of hate crime in London and stressed the need for it to be investigated and acted on.
Caroline said:
Antisemitism, Islamophobia and hate crimes of any kind are completely unacceptable.
On ITV London's Late Debate show, Caroline sharply criticised the Conservative government's decision to scrap most of the HS2 project.
Caroline said:
As new figures revealed that the Metropolitan Police is failing to reach its target for recruiting new officers, despite a large increase in its advertising budget, Caroline Pidgeon said:
London Assembly Liberal Democrats voted to back a cross-party motion at City Hall condemning the terrorist attacks by Hamas in Israel, and supporting London’s Jewish community and international law.
Speaking in the Assembly, Caroline Pidgeon said:
City Hall Liberal Democrats have called for the full pedestrianisation of Oxford Street.
During Mayor's Question Time, Caroline Pidgeon highlighted that Sadiq Khan had previously committed to the pedestrianisation of London’s flagship shopping street in his 2016 manifesto. London Liberal Democrats have supported pedestrianising London’s flagship high street since 2004.
The Mayor stated Oxford Street is “not what it used to be” and indicated that he agreed with Caroline that the street should move towards full pedestrianisation.
