Watford Tory MP Dean Russell backed a failed Bill that if passed would have allowed decisions by the Mayor of London - that impact residents - to…
Watford's Tory MP Dean Russell backed a failed Bill that if passed would have allowed decisions by the Mayor of London - that impact Hertfordshire residents - to be blocked.
However, Labour MPs spoke at length against the change, ensuring the Bill failed to progress as the permitted time lapsed. In 2021 Mr Russell led a campaign to block Sadiq Khan's 'border tax' that would have unfairly charged constituents for travelling to work or visiting family in London if the crossed the Greater London Authority boundary. However, the ULEZ expansion has been criticised as a further attempt to raise funds for Transport for London .
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