36 News Stories From June 2010

Wed 30th Jun 2010:

Are London's drivers profiting at the expense of pedestrians?

Tue 29th Jun 2010:

Egg plot thickens...

Torture inquiry can restore UK reputation.

Cancellation of early evening closures on Northern Line "welcomed" says Caroline Pidgeon .

Mon 28th Jun 2010:

Ban discriminatory 'mosquito' devices.

A kilo of eggs, madam?

European same-sex marriage right 'only a matter of time'.

MEPs score in new SWIFT deal, but stronger global privacy rules vital.

Fri 25th Jun 2010:

EU takes action to beef up UK data watchdog powers.

International Torture Day: UK inquiry welcome.

Thu 24th Jun 2010:

London breaches annual EU clean air limit in six months.

Met's failure to abolish the 'disgraceful perk' of chauffeur driven cars for senior police officers is shameful - Dee Doocey .

Comment is free "Liberty Central": European Commission is fence-sitting on body scanners.

Tue 22nd Jun 2010:

"Recycle newspapers, not excuses" - Mike Tuffrey urges decisive action to enable Londoners to recycle as they travel.

Wed 16th Jun 2010:

Food labels should be clear and easy to understand.

Right to interpretation a leap forward for European justice.

Sarah speaks to European Parliament about new EU law on language rights in criminal proceedings.

Tue 15th Jun 2010:

Increased powers for the Mayor must be matched by increased powers for the London Assembly - Caroline Pidgeon.

"Golden opportunity to deliver more for London" - Dee Doocey responds to Mayor's proposals for the London Development Agency.

"Releasing data helps to release people" - Caroline Pidgeon welcomes TfL lifting restrictions on data .

Refugee Week: Britons retain commitment to asylum welcome .

Mon 14th Jun 2010:

Re-election as council member for human rights organisation Liberty.

Language rights in court mean good justice not cheap justice .

Fri 11th Jun 2010:

European loan for Thames Estuary wind farm 'a green gift' for Londoners - Ludford.

Ahmadiyaa community: Sarah acts in regard to Lahore attacks.

Thu 10th Jun 2010:

EU court rebuffs 'telco' challenge on cheaper mobile roaming.

Much still to do in tackling London's housing crisis - Mike Tuffrey.

Language rights a major leap forward in EU justice.

Wed 9th Jun 2010:

New approach to tube upgrades must go further - Caroline Pidgeon.

Tue 8th Jun 2010:

Sarah presses European Commission on 'advanced passenger information' and Spanish implementation of EU law.

Mon 7th Jun 2010:

Wake-up call to Europe on diabetes epidemic.

Fri 4th Jun 2010:

Andrew Symeou trial fiasco, though bail welcome.

Sarah questions the Commission on the Christopher Ridd case, the European Arrest Warrant and the Schengen Information System.

Thu 3rd Jun 2010:

Commission cracks down on dirty London air.

EU announcement is a wake up call to tackle London's appalling air quality - Mike Tuffrey.

Tue 1st Jun 2010:

LibDem MEP backs UN call for Gaza flotilla inquiry.

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