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Ullapool, Scotland – As London Mayor, Boris Johnson’s recent Trafalgar Square run in with protesters from the No To The Bike Parking Tax campaign, when he threatened “Do you want to stay in the bus lanes or what? Then stop this protest”, does not appear to have clouded his judgement on the London bus lane access issue. Or has it?
Mayor Johnson (Bo Jo) has announced his intention to allow motorcycles and scooters to continue to bus lanes operated by Transport for London (TfL) after the...Read Full Story
As London Mayor, Boris Johnson’s recent Trafalgar Square run in with protesters from the No To The Bike Parking Tax campaign, when he threatened “Do you want to stay in the bus lanes or what? Then stop this protest”, does not appear to have clouded his judgement on the London bus lane access issue. Or has it?Mayor Johnson (Bo Jo) has announced his intention to allow motorcycles and scooters to continue to bus lanes operated by Transport for London (TfL) after the current trial ends on 5 July...Read Full Story
Boris Johnson Lord Mayor of London
Well if you said to Dick Whittingham that he was not going to be Lord Mayor of London because he was beaten in the polls by Boris Johnson I think he would have packed his cat, bag and stick and set off for Paris instead.
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Boris is saying he will tackle crime on public transport let's just hope he is as good at metaphorical tackling as he is at the real thing. If he can stumble through the elections not really knowing what he is doing and...Read Full Story
Commentators have loved the battle between Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone to control London in recent years. Rarely has politics been so interesting in the UK. But has their titanic contest highlighted an issue beyond their own personalities?
Boris Johnson, the London mayor, has appointed a senior BBC political journalist to be his new communications chief at city hall. Will Walden, the BBC's Westminster news editor, will replace Guto Harri, another former member of the BBC's political team ...
A senior BBC political journalist has been appointed as London Mayor Boris Johnson's communications chief. Will Walden, the corporation's Westminster news editor, will bring "drive, originality and flair" to the post, Mr Johnson said. Mr Walden replaces ...
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Liberal Democrat newcomer Stephen Knight scored a good hit on Boris Johnson during the first City Hall of his second term on Wednesday. He was also given his first taste of the way Mayor Jolly Goodfun responds when members of the London Assembly - or ...
IAIN Duncan Smith has written to Boris Johnson in a last-minute attempt to save Walthamstow Stadium from becoming a housing estate. The Chingford MP wants the Mayor of London to reject a bid to build 294 homes on the site in Chingford Road, Chingford.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson says he stands by his comments that the Elephant & Castle roundabout is "fine" for cyclists. Last November the Mayor told the London Assembly that "if you keep your wits about you, Elephant & Castle is perfectly negotiable" on a bike.
Boris Johnson would have been attempting to pervert the course of justice if he knew police were actively investigating phone hacking when he described fresh allegations as "codswallop", it was claimed today. The London Mayor's deputy for policing ...
I don’t mind Boris Johnson. In fact, I voted for him as mayor of London, twice. But it has come to something when I agree with him about the euro. In his Telegraph column today he criticises the curious Cameron-Osborne-Balls consensus on which ...