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Boris Johnson launches his nine point plan for London

By Tim Montgomerie
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Later today at a Conservative conference in London Boris Johnson will unveil his nine point plan for London.

  1. Cutting waste at City Hall – freeing up £3.5 billion for services
  2. Putting £445 back in your pocket by freezing the Mayoral share of council tax
  3. Creating 200,000 new jobs over the next four years
  4. Making our streets and homes safer with 1,000 more police on the beat
  5. Restoring 300 acres of green space and planting 20,000 street trees
  6. Investing £221 million to transform local high streets, supporting small businesses
  7. Ensuring a true Olympic legacy – 11,000 new homes and 10,000 new jobs
  8. Reducing Tube delays 30% by 2015. Building Crossrail and orbital rail to link our suburbs. Extending the Bike Hire scheme.
  9. Securing a better deal for London from No 10.

There are a lot of very good ideas in there. I've highlighted - in pink - the three pledges that I think Boris should highlight: Lower council tax. More jobs. Better transport. Later, in his speech, we should get some sense of how he plans to deliver his pledges.

> Visit Boris Johnson's re-election website.

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