Boris Johnson
Under Boris’s proposed strike rule change, he would be banned from office
Under Johnson's proposed rule change strikes with a turnout of less than 50 per cent would be banned; but were that rule change applied across the board Boris himself would be banned from office.
Boris, not Bob Crow, is the one behaving outrageously
When Boris ran for office in 2008, he opposed the closure of 40 ticket offices by his predecessor Ken Livingstone.
Passengers face massive disruption if Boris’s cuts to ticket offices happen
Boris Johnson entered office in 2008 with a firm pledge to keep ticket offices open.
The erosion of local policing in London must be stopped
There are now 2,900 fewer police officers compared to 2010.
Boris should lobby for London, not the City
In 2010 and 2011, just 2,500 top bankers earned enough in bonuses to bring all 750,000 Londoners currently on poverty wages up to a living wage.
Boris’s £150m cycling underspend
The Mayor of London Boris Johnson underspent on last year's cycling budget by a massive £38m, according to new figures.