London’s economy has rebounded faster than any other region in the UK since the pandemic. Yet it still faces significant skills gaps, with 40% of firms saying that skills gaps are holding back growth. What are you doing to make sure that London continues to be an attractive place to live and work?
If, as you have requested, business rates tax policy was to be devolved to the city of London, what specific changes would you make to help London’s businesses?
I welcome your support for CLADDAG in its legal challenge to the government; do you also accept that every building in London should have in place an evacuation plan for people of all abilities, and that “stay-put” advice is detrimental to tenants’ mental health and wellbeing?
Some disabled leaseholders are resorting to crowdfunding to meet the cost of the secure aids they need in case of emergency and subsequent evacuation. This is completely unfair and unsustainable, what are you doing to encourage landlords to live up to their responsibilities to provide accessible living spaces for their tenants?
Cargo bikes have been proven by many businesses to be an effective alternative mode of freight transport for a variety of industries, will you use some of the funds raised by Green Bonds to support the appropriate infrastructure for more businesses to make the switch?
Have you appointed an independent reviewer of your Green Bond framework in accordance with principles outlined by the ICMA? If not, when will you be doing so?