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Havering Council is seeking transparency and reinvestment of Ultra Low Emission Zone revenue, citing concerns about its impact on outer London boroughs.
Havering Council is currently discussing the transparency and reinvestment of Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) revenue, a scheme aimed at reducing vehicle emissions. In July 2026, the council passed a motion calling for the Mayor of London and Transport for London to provide a detailed breakdown of ULEZ and Penalty Charge Notice revenue collected within the borough.
Councillors expressed concerns that outer London boroughs, which they argue have higher levels of car dependency and fewer public transport alternatives, are disproportionately affected by the ULEZ. The motion seeks clarity on how these funds are used. No further council meetings are currently scheduled to discuss cleaner buses or the reinvestment of ULEZ revenue.
Key facts
- Havering Council passed a motion on July 22, 2026, calling for ULEZ revenue transparency and reinvestment. Source
- The motion urged the Mayor of London and TfL to provide a detailed breakdown of ULEZ and PCN revenue in Havering. Source
- Councillors expressed concerns that outer London boroughs are disproportionately affected by ULEZ. Source
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