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Brian Paddick visits London Riot Victims On Thursday we have a decision to make about how London is run over the next four years. We elect a Mayor and Police and Crime Commissioner, but also a London Assembly. They are both … Continue reading →

If you would like to know more about me, why I am standing as a candidate for Lewisham and Greenwich what I believe in and what I would like to do where I to be elected please listen to my … Continue reading →

As a candidate I am very proud of our Manifesto for London. If you are still undecided who to vote for please have a look at our Policies for London before making up your mind. You can read our full … Continue reading →

My response to the TfL River Crossing Consultation I would like to make the following comments on the River Crossings Consultation. While there could be a case for more river crossings east of Tower Bridge I am not convinced by … Continue reading →

Liberal Democrat Party President and London Mayoral candidate Brian Paddick where both in Forest Hill Lewisham this morning campaigning for a one hour bus ticket. The Liberal Democrats are campaigning for a one hour bus ticket to be introduced that … Continue reading →

Greenwich Council has admitted it has no idea how much it’s costing to become a royal borough, yet is in the process of implementing £15m of additional service cuts over the next three years. The discovery came after Lib Dem … Continue reading →

Leader of London’s Liberal Democrats, Caroline Pidgeon AM, joined local campaigners in Lewisham on Friday (27th Jan) to campaign for a pedestrian crossing.   Lib Dem campaigners and local residents have been calling for a ‘green man’ pedestrian crossing facility … Continue reading →

Blackheath Fireworks were a great event last weekend but it is a minor miracle that the display happened at all this year. The display is one of the very few truly great free public events to be held in South … Continue reading →

Long awaited Junction safety improvements welcomed Campaigners are celebrating after Transport for London (TfL) finally agreed to make improvements to a dangerous road junction in Catford. The proposed improvements which being are consulted on until the 8th of November will … Continue reading →