• Reference: 2025/1824
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

What do you estimate the fare evasion rate is on the Elizabeth line?

• Reference: 2025/1823
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

How would you respond to Londoners who are furious that, once again, the Government has slashed your affordable housing target after fewer than 4,000 new homes were started last year?

• Reference: 2025/1822
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

Have you ever scouted out the possibility of a second cable car in London, if so where?

• Reference: 2025/1821
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

You said there are ‘no plans’ for a second cable car in London. Given how profitable the current one is, please can you explain why there are no plans for another?

• Reference: 2025/1820
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

What is your priority order for upgrading Tube lines?

• Reference: 2025/1819
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

When do you estimate that the new DLR rolling stock will be in operation?

• Reference: 2025/1818
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

There have been significant delays in introducing your new DLR rolling stock, please can you clearly explain why?

• Reference: 2025/1817
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

Given the devastating impact another strike would have on Londoners’ access to healthcare, would you encourage resident doctors to accept their entirely reasonable offer of a 5.4% pay rise?

• Reference: 2025/1816
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

Have you done any analysis on how much it would cost to make the Elizabeth line driverless. If not, why not?

• Reference: 2025/1815
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 19 June 2025

On 13th May, you claimed in a LBC interview that a skilled migrant contributes £16,000 annually to the economy compared with £800 for a skilled British worker. You went on to state that a skilled migrant’s family contributes £12,000 even accounting for use of public services while a skilled British worker’s family takes £4,400. But the report from which you drew these comparisons published by the Migration Advisory Committee does not include these like-for-like comparisons. The figures for British people are not skilled workers but all adults, including the retired and inactive. When a like-for-like comparison is made, British workers...