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Tram pressure builds on boris

I was very happy with a constructive and interesting public meeting last night. A good turn out of residents shows that the issue of public transport is so very important to the quality of life for Croydon residents.

Val Shawcross (GLA member) who speaks up for Transport at the GLA was illuminating about the budget and the options available for the Mayor of London

Andrew Pelling, the now independent MP for Croydon Central joined the meeting and I am greateful for him for contributing and representing the best interests of his constituents on this important matter.

The Croydon Advertiser has an article on the meeting

The Mayor of London must now listen to Croydon and put the funding back