Assembly members put questions to the Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone. Your vote is crucial in May's elections for London's Mayor and Assembly
Over the last four years I have worked hard with Labour’s mayor Ken Livingstone to increase police numbers, improve our buses and underground and make London a greener city. We have made good progress but there is still much to do.
There should be little doubt about the differences between Labour and the Tories in this election. A Labour Mayor stands for a London of opportunity for all, where everyone shares in the success of this great city, not just a few.
London's future is too important to risk in the hands of the Tories. Their candidate has pledged to recklessly scrap brand new buses, costing millions of pounds in higher fares for ordinary Londoners. The Tory candidate would also be a disaster for the environment, praising George Bush for refusing to sign up to reduce America's contribution to climate change.
Use all of your three votes for Labour on 1st May. Without enough Labour Assembly Members, Ken Livingstone won’t be able to continue to deliver for London.
