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A5 turning west at the A406 North Circular

  • Reference: 2014/4209
  • Question by: Darren Johnson
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
Motorists are still confused about how they will be expected to drive south on the A5 and turn west at the A406 North Circular Road. Can you provide a clear description of what they will have to do? How will you ensure that rat-running will not become a problem?

Brent Cross Gyratory (3)

  • Reference: 2014/4208
  • Question by: Darren Johnson
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
Are the detailed proposed changes to the Brent Cross major roads (A5, A406, M1 and A41) in the public domain? If not, why not, and when will they be? When will final designs be agreed? Which organisation will handle final detailed specifications and tendering?

Brent Cross Gyratory (2)

  • Reference: 2014/4207
  • Question by: Darren Johnson
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
Will your proposed Brent Cross gyratory (the junction of the A5, A406 and M1) result in the any net increase in traffic capacity? What impact will this have on surrounding boroughs?

Brent Cross Gyratory (1)

  • Reference: 2014/4206
  • Question by: Darren Johnson
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
Will your proposed Brent Cross gyratory (the junction of the A5, A406 and M1) meet the objectives of an improved streetscape environment and air quality, rather than any increase in traffic capacity and if this is not the case what will it achieve instead and do you think that this will be desirable? Are there published aims and metrics against which the impact of the completed scheme can be measured in the future?

New Year's Eve fireworks (5)

  • Reference: 2014/4202
  • Question by: Caroline Pidgeon
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
Further to your answer to Question 2014/3584 where you confirmed that Parliament will be in the managed area of the event, enabling MPs, Peers and their guests to enjoy the New Year's Eve fireworks for free, will you consider approaching the parliamentary authorities and ask that parliamentarians, staff and their guests who enjoy the New Year's Eve fireworks from the Parliamentary estate are encouraged to contribute to the financing of the firework display or to make a donation to the Mayor's Fund for London?

New Year's Eve fireworks (4)

  • Reference: 2014/4201
  • Question by: Caroline Pidgeon
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
Further to your answer to Question 2914/3580 will you clarify when the Mayoral Decision relating to the introduction of a £10 charge for people to enjoy this year's New Year's Eve fireworks will finally be published.

New Year's Eve fireworks (3)

  • Reference: 2014/4200
  • Question by: Caroline Pidgeon
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
In response to my question 2014/3579 you stated there were an estimated 500,000 people attempting to see the fireworks in 2013 and it was claimed that there has been a consistent increase in numbers attending the New Year's Eve fireworks, yet in answer to a previous Mayoral Question it was stated that in 2007 "The number of people estimated to be in central London for the fireworks on New Year's Eve was 700,000." (Mayoral Question 2008/0291). How do you explain these differing figures?

New Year's Eve fireworks (2)

  • Reference: 2014/4199
  • Question by: Caroline Pidgeon
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
In response to my question 2014/3579 asking for the estimated number of people who attended the New Year's Eve firework display for each year since 2003 you failed to provide the figures for each year. If the estimated attendance figures are available please can they be published for each year since 2003.

New Year's Eve fireworks (1)

  • Reference: 2014/4198
  • Question by: Caroline Pidgeon
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
Further to your answer to question 2014/3581 please provide the most up to date figures for the sale of tickets for the New Year's Eve fireworks in central London, setting out how many tickets have been sold each day since the 26th September.

Weekly cap on Oyster pay as you go

  • Reference: 2014/4197
  • Question by: Caroline Pidgeon
  • Meeting date: 19 November 2014
In a letter you sent me, dated the 31st July 2013, and with the reference number MGLA260613 - 9919 you stated "If existing Oyster pay as you go users would like access to weekly prices but do not want to use, or do not have access to, contactless payment cards, then they can continue to use their Oyster cards and buy a 7-day bus or Travelcard until we introduce weekly capping on Oyster pay as you go in 2015." Can you provide an exact date in 2015 when a weekly cap on Oyster pay as you go will commence.
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