Our Pedicabs Bill passed through Parliament and is now on its way to becoming law!

After ten years, four Private Members’ Bills and a government-backed Bill, we now have a pedicab licensing regime for London coming very soon.

Two Cities MP, Nickie Aiken, thanks everyone for their continued support.

Nickie is proud to have worked with an excellent team, backed by so many local people, councillors, residents associations, amenity societies and businesses. The Marylebone Association, Soho Society, St Marylebone Society, Covent Garden Community Association, and Knightsbridge Association. The list goes on.

Nickie also pays tribute to everyone who joined today's pedicabs debate including Florence Eshalomi, Labour MP for Vauxhall, with whom Nickie has worked so closely with on pedicab regulation.

Nickie will now continue to work with Transport for London to have our licensing scheme up and running as swiftly as possible.

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