Siobhan Benita: Green policies can include an expanded Heathrow

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Independent mayoral candidate wants environmental considerations to be "an intrinsic part of the way London operates"

As the only independent candidate in the London mayoral race, Siobhan Benita has been causing quite a stir. The formal civil servant, who resigned from her job to run in next week's election, even secured...

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