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London fare rises pay for city rail scheme Crossrail - Mayors new Olympic tax

notocrossrail | 08.09.2008 17:18 | Globalisation | Social Struggles

The present Mayor of London Boris Johnson may be trying to blame previous Mayor Livingstone but the fare rises is down to the fact that he is doing the bidding of the City and commuters not Londoners. Crossrail is a scheme that will benefit the City and Canary Wharf and commuters coming into London and yet Londoners will be left paying for it both in cost and harm. The City thinks ordinary Londoners should pay for it. The Mayor agrees but do the people? If you do not think your fares should increase to pay for a rail scheme that will benefit the richest part of London, find out more about the Crossrail scheme and find out if your local politician supports it? London never wanted the Olympics and got it thanks to the companies who want it but why should the public pay for it. Below is how much you have been signed to pay for in fares forever thanks to Mayor Boris Johnson and Livingstone, both of these idiots have left Londoners to underwrite Crossrail so if anything goes wrong, you as a taxpayer are liable. The Mayor has not told you how much your taxes will go up by ...

New fares Londoners will be paying

Oyster single bus 100p
One Day Bus and Tram PAYG 300p to 330p
Weekly Bus and Tram Pass 1380p. season tickets rise in line with weekly Pass.
£3 non-Zone 1 fare £3.20.
Minimum adult cash fare of £1.50 on the DLR and Overground rises to £1.60.

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