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  • London's Rickshaws

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    The Transport Committee has looked into the role that rickshaws have to play on the streets of London

  • Down the Uxbridge Road

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    This report contains the Committee’s response to the proposed West London tram scheme

  • The London Ambulance Service

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    This is the first joint scrutiny between the London Assembly, Association of London Government, and the London Boroughs.

  • Designs on London

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    The design and quality of London’s built environment is a key to its future prosperity

  • Implementing the Municipal Waste Management Strategy

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    How London tackles its waste is a critical issue not only for us but also for the future of London

  • Protecting the City Environment

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    Poll after poll shows that clean, safe streets, parks and public spaces are a priority for Londoners.

  • London's got the hump

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    For the first time in London a comprehensive scrutiny of speed humps has been conducted by the Transport Committee

  • Living with the virus

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    London has a higher proportion of people living with HIV than any other city in the UK

  • Transport budget plans for 2004/05

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    This report examines the changes in budget plans for 2004/05 between the Mayor's Consultation and Draft Budgets 2004/05.

  • EU Directives affecting waste electrical and electronic equipment

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    This report discusses the key issues which need to be addressed in order to implement the three EU Directives on waste

  • Raising the Standard?

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    The report outlines the Capital Standards Campaign's work on improving the Boroughs' existing work on street cleanliness

  • Young London speaks

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    Young people give their views on issues affecting the street environment and what can be done to improve it.

  • The power cut in London on 28 August 2003

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    On the 28 August 2003 London suffered a major power cut, although restored in 30 minutes chaos reigned for the evening

  • Congestion Charging: A First Review

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    This is the Transport Committee's review on the development and implementation of the Congestion Charging Scheme

  • London in its Regional Setting

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    A significant proportion of the capital's workforce lives outside London and commutes in daily

  • Response to the Mayor’s 2004/05 Consultation Budget

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    The Committee's response to the Mayor’s 2004/05 Consultation Budget

  • Congestion Charging - Westward Expansion?

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    The Committee's views on the proposal for the extension of the Congestion Charging Scheme westwards

  • Should Fluoride be added to London's Water?

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    Our committee members had divided opinions as to whether or not fluoride should be added to London's drinking water.

  • Tuberculosis in London

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    After a century in decline, tuberculosis is making a worrying comeback in London.

  • Issues for the Mayor's Consultation Budget 2004/05

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    This report analyses the main budget issues facing the five GLA Group authorities for the 2004/05 budget process.