Nickie Aiken, Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster, is immensely proud that after a 20 year campaign, pedicab licensing has been included in the Queen's Speech for the forthcoming Transport Bill.

Celebrating, Nickie announced,

"I'm going through the finer details of the Queen's Speech and under the Transport Bill in black and white it says "enabling the licensing of London pedicabs."

"We have done it. After 20 years of hard campaigning, it is now here in the forthcoming Transport Bill. I'm absolutely delighted and thank you once again for all your support."

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We, the undersigned, support greater regulation of pedicabs in Central London.

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