Brian Coleman
Brian Coleman was first elected to the London Assembly in June 2000. Widely outspoken he is best known for his groundbreaking policy of removing traffic calming measures
Articles by Brian Coleman
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UK Politics
Up the City of London
- 16 January 2008
- 1 comment
Brian Coleman returns to the City of London
UK Politics
A few cans of Hairspray
- 02 January 2008
Brian Coleman gives his acerbic verdict on the hit West End musical
UK Politics
Serving should be a vocation
- 20 December 2007
- 2 comments
Brian Coleman bemoans what he argues is the passing of a tradition of service over salary in local government
UK Politics
United with Livingstone
- 04 December 2007
- 40 comments
Opposition to the BNP makes for some curious political alliances
Life & Society
Let's hear it for Charlie...
- 19 November 2007
- 4 comments
Brian Coleman hails the contribution of London's black churches, attacking City Hall's PC alternatives and has fulsome praise for the Prince of Wales
Life & Society
Costs saved, lives lost
- 05 November 2007
The deaths of four young firefighters is a tragic indictment of our unwillingness to invest in public safety
World Affairs
The 'desecration' of Cyprus
- 22 October 2007
- 249 comments
Brian Coleman on Northern Cyprus, the treatment of Orthodox churches and why the government promotes Turkish membership of the EU
UK Politics
Time to abolish the City of London?
- 09 October 2007
- 5 comments
The Tory politician calls for the abolition of the corporation that governs London's square mile and criticises its chairman
Politics
A long-running 'feud'
- 25 September 2007
The Tory London assembly member on what he says is one of the longest-running feuds in London politics - between Ken Livingstone and Trevor Phillips
UK Politics
Where next for the suburbs?
- 11 September 2007
Tory politician Brian Coleman mourns what he sees as the deterioration of London's suburbs
