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The Mayor of London Boris Johnson today visited the first two schools set to become Mayoral Academies in September 2010.
At Turin Grove and Gladys Aylward schools, the Mayor met with pupils and teachers and dropped in on some busy art, English and sports lessons. The schools, which are both in Edmonton, are in the final stages of becoming Academies.
How well prepared will the capital’s police, fire and health services be to deal with the extra people in London for the 2012 Games? How are they planning to run services as normal for Londoners while under extra pressure during such a high profile event?
The London Assembly is investigating how London’s emergency services are working together to ensure they can deliver services during the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
London needs answers about how 2012 tickets will be allocated to build public confidence in the forthcoming ticketing strategy, the London Assembly said today.
The Assembly’s Economic Development, Culture, Sport and Tourism Committee has written to the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) to seek answers about their plans for filling the Games’ nine million seats.
Dee Doocey, the Liberal Democrat London Assembly policing spokesperson and member of the MPA challenged the Mayor today at City Hall over the harmful impact of his 5% cut in the budgets that Borough Commanders will have to make over the next three years.
Commenting after her questioning of the Mayor she said:
"Despite fierce opposition the Mayor has pushed through a budget which clearly states that he will cut 455 police officers by the time of the Olympics.
The Mayor of London Boris Johnson is lobbying for more schools to teach Latin to enable all young people to benefit from a classical education. Currently only two – four per cent of state primary schools teach Latin compared to 40 per cent of independent primary schools.
The Mayor is a firm believer that Latin enriches the education of young people and wants more state educated pupils to have the opportunity to study. He will discuss taking the ‘class’ out of the classics today at a City Hall event which brings together head teachers to discuss the educational benefits of Latin.
The Mayor has been urged to deliver on his pledge to Londoners to extend the tube’s opening hours on Friday and Saturday nights, starting with the Jubilee Line, at today’s Mayor’s Question Time (Wednesday 17th March).
Caroline Pidgeon, the Liberal Democrat London Assembly Transport Spokesperson, reminded the Mayor of his specific election pledge to extend the opening hours of the whole tube network for one hour later on both Friday and Saturday nights.
Speaking after her question to the Mayor she said:
The London Assembly today expressed regret about the Mayor’s failure to make progress on many of the commitments he made in his manifesto, and called on him to explain himself to Londoners.
Four of the capital’s acute trusts and two primary care trusts (PCTs) are short of cash, the London Assembly has heard [1].
Deficits [2] have been forecast by South London Healthcare NHS Trust (-£37.7m), Barking, Havering and Redbridge acute trust (-£19.7m), West Middlesex acute trust (-£5.2m), North West London Hospitals (-£8.2m), Enfield PCT (-£10.5m), and Sutton and Merton PCT (-£4.2m).
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, today announced almost £20 million (£19.6 million) in new funding to seize the unique job opportunities generated by hosting the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The Mayor has today (March 16) heralded a major step forward in reaching agreement with the Government to secure a lasting legacy for the 2012 Games.
Following complex negotiations, a decision has been made to transfer Olympic Park land owned by the London development Agency to the Olympic Park Legacy Company (OPLC). The OPLC will now be responsible for securing the future of the site.
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