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British Lung Foundation's Battle for Breath report
Question No: 2016/3049
Caroline Russell
The British Lung Foundation's 'Battle for Breath' report showed that the most deprived
communities in London are exposed to the most air pollution and are also the most likely to die
from a lung condition. How will you ensure your air pollution plans protect the most vulnerable
Londoners' lungs?
Schools and air pollution monitoring
Question No: 2016/3050
Caroline Russell
The latest statistics from Transport for London showed that 443 London schools are located in
areas of illegally high pollution. As part of your air pollution plans, will you look at the
feasibility of installing continuous monitoring equipment outside these schools to ensure that
parents and teachers have the information they need to protect children's growing lungs?
Diesel vehicle scrappage scheme
Question No: 2016/3051
Caroline Russell
What meetings have you had and what progress has been made with UK Government ministers
in seeking funding for a diesel vehicle scrappage scheme?
London Waterways Commission
Question No: 2016/3052
Caroline Russell
The GLA website states that the 'Mayor has yet to consider the future and new chairmanship'
of the London Waterways Commission. What is the proposed timescale for a decision?
Resident involvement in plans for Lambeth Housing Zone
Question No: 2016/3053
Sian Berry
Before releasing funds for the Lambeth Housing Zone, will you ensure that a) Lambeth Council
runs a full and transparent consultation on plans for the estates involved, including options put
forward by resident groups and b) no option is pursued without majority resident support?
Lambeth Housing Zone
Question No: 2016/3054
Sian Berry
How many homes are expected to be a) built and b) demolished as part of the Lambeth
Housing Zone? Please break these figures down by tenure.
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