Address challenges with technology

I think that londonwide internet would be a good thing, administed in the council tax , but dealt with centrally. This would help the excellent and growing internet technology develop in London, and help both the recipients, and companies who are selling this worldwide to grow.

At the moment the main providers, BT and Virgin give an poor service.

So much technology can be is arising from the internet now, that makes the lives of many people alot easier.

On tube trains, you can see a map of where you are going.
It would be really helpful to have similar on the buses.

address technologies are very important because they can speed up assistance. Every street should be on the first streetlight on the left side of the plate with the digital number of this street. Searching on the Internet of this street, we only punch in the number. No complex codes or additional characters. numbers that are easier to find.Be after inserting the vendor's code, it often happens because, for example ... couriers call for information several times because they did not go to the code where they are expected. This takes a lot of time.

Hi, I feel that it would be better to tackle the problem of Air Pollution at source, by being involved in taking forwards Hydrogen innovation.

I have a concept for a Hydrogen Internal Combustion Steam Turbine-generator design to produce electricity on board EVs but also will allow houses to go Off-grid and become Zero emissions. The concept is covered in three UK Patent Applications.

In addition I have been joined by a US company who have developed H2 production system for On Board the EV H2 Fuel production. This is at working prototype stage but on road/track trials did not work out as the movement of the vehicle caused Air Impurities which blocked the Fuel Cell. This will not be a problem for combustion.

We are looking for funding and at the same time planning a Crowd Fund Bid to cover the cost of initial modeling of the engine at £100,000. Should that indicate the engine will be viable then a second stage funding to cover developing the engine working prototype to proof of concept along with the Hydrogen on board the EVs fuel system.

This could lead to Affordable H2 Zero emissions EVs of all sizes. It will also lead to H2 Zero Emissions Off-grid Houses.

We invite interested parties to make contact and arrange a demonstration of the Hydrogen production system. One thing has become clear, there are certain people who do not want this to happen and have first stifled then blocked this Hydrogen concept simply because it will make several petrol engine Low-carbon developments obsolete.

Please feel free to contact me and check out my activity on Linked In.
Best Regards
Al Scott

Families need signposting and access to childcare and family services that allow them to filter for both universal and specialised needs.

Hard to believe there is still no way to search across Borough borders for family services, activities and facilities, despite this being a statutory duty on London Boroughs since 2006, and incredibly it is not possible to search for, discover and access services that cater for specific disabled needs, as set out in the original Disability Discrimination Act more than 23 years ago(!).

We are trying to rectify this and would relish a conversation the the Mayor/GLA to get this moving forward quickly so that London families can thrive irrespective of their situation, background or condition.

Pollution is the big one - I cycle everywhere and suffer from what I call 'London cough' because of the poor air quality. Rather than monitoring air quality, let's use technology to reduce the number of polluting vehicles. And a big part of that is deliveries both to businesses and homes - technology can be used to make deliveries more efficient - fewer half empty vans, for example, consolidation centres, priority for electric delivery vehicles that sort of thing.
While technology is mostly good I do worry about data collection and what that data is being used for and who has access to it. I know there is a price to pay for the 'free stuff' but better communication about what data is collected and what it is used for is needed.

Being able to find a vacant car parking space would be very useful to me as I am disabled. I would also like to find out the best route to and from places - such as which journeys would avoid stairs and have least walking. I think data on making journeys easier is important. But I don't want organisations to know where I go and who with unless I specifically post it. And really dislike 'directed' advertising!