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Cost of Net Zero

  • Reference: 2025/0824
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
In response to Mayor’s question number 2024/2045, you cited a figure of £75bn to achieve your 2030 Net Zero goal. Of this, how much will be funded by London’s taxpayers?

Illegal Immigration

  • Reference: 2025/0823
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
Will you follow your predecessor in calling for an illegal immigrant amnesty in London?

City Hall Location

  • Reference: 2025/0822
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
You often talk of the money that has been saved by moving City Hall’s location, please can you outline these savings?

Stop and search

  • Reference: 2025/0821
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
In your press release at the end of February, it said “nothing is more important to the Mayor than keeping Londoners safe”. Given this, why has stop and search, a vital tool in taking knives off the streets, halved in the last three years?

City Hall broadcasting contract

  • Reference: 2025/0820
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
What is the annual cost of City Hall’s broadcasting contract with BowTie, which streams City Hall’s meetings?

Security incident at Parliament, Saturday 8th March

  • Reference: 2025/0819
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
Please can you provide an estimate of the cost of the emergency services’ response to the security incident on the Parliamentary Estate on Saturday 8th March 2025, including a breakdown by each service that you are responsible for. Which boroughs were these resources deployed from, and what other policing operations or activities were postponed, delayed, cancelled or downgraded as a result of being diverted to respond to this incident?

Tube fare evasion

  • Reference: 2025/0818
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
In response to Mayor’s question 2025/0379, you said Security Enforcement officers have a range of powers which enable them to ‘respond positively’ to Tube fare evaders. Can you please explain what ‘responding positively’ means and can you also outline what these powers exclude these officers from doing?

Oyster Railcard link

  • Reference: 2025/0817
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
In response to Mayor’s question 2025/0374, you said ‘technical constraints’ mean a railcard has to be added to someone’s Oyster Card in a station, rather than online. Please can you outline what those technical constraints are and what is being done to work around them?

Graffiti on the Underground

  • Reference: 2025/0816
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
In recent months, there has been an increase in reports of graffiti on the Underground Tube system. This sets a terrible example to tourists and young children and is something that needs to be quickly gotten a grip of. What is being done to a.) clean graffiti once it’s been plastered on Tubes; and b.) to stop it happening in the first place?

Reducing Tube fare evasion

  • Reference: 2025/0815
  • Question by: Alex Wilson
  • Meeting date: 20 March 2025
According to The Telegraph, extra-high ticket barriers that use artificial intelligence, created by technology company Cubic, could crack down on as many as 100,000 fare dodgers a day. Given you lost at least £130 million to fare evasion last year, will you look at introducing this or similar technology to get a grip on this crisis which frustrates Londoners deeply?
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