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Jim Fitzpatrick
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(10 years, 5 months ago)
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Dan Rogerson
If we take the transport sources of air pollution, for example, we have invested over £1 billion in measures to promote growth in electric vehicles, which will help to transform future air quality, along with cleaner buses and a range of other policies. We are also negotiating at the European level for better standards in diesel vehicles, which contribute significantly to oxides of nitrogen levels.
Jim Fitzpatrick (Poplar and Limehouse) (Lab)
Most of the polluted roads in the country are in London. What meetings has the Minister had with the Mayor of London to address this serious situation for residents in the capital?
Dan Rogerson
In the last month I have had no such meetings, but my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State has met the Mayor to discuss this issue.