The ULEZ Election

So here we are after a long and entertaining campaign of protests, stunts, bladerunners, court cases, wrongful arrests, camera blocks, van blockers, install blockers, security stand offs, paint, torches, reciprocal saws, a Khanavan, a Khanaloo and bat boxes – we finally reach the ballot box stage.

The last couple of weeks leading up to this moment have lead to increased tension, and some inevitable disagreements amongst the large number of Anti ULEZ people, but the majority are now backing Susan Hall as she is the only candidate who has a chance of beating Sadiq Khan and will scrap the ULEZ extension from Day One. We have no choice but to believe in her.

We have decided to put all our brilliant No ULEZ energy and creativity into making sure Susan Hall is our next Mayor of London. It remains to be seen if we are going to be effective, but whatever happens when the polls close we know we have tried our hardest….

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