Caroline Pidgeon is a Liberal Democrat politician. She has been a councillor in Southwark since 1998 where she became Cabinet Member for children and young people and was deputy leader of the council. As the third person on the Liberal Democrat's party list, she was elected as a London-wide member of the London Assembly in 2008. She also stood in the Southwark and Lambeth constituency, where she came second to Valerie Shawcross.

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  • Caroline Pidgeon is a Liberal Democrat politician. She has been a councillor in Southwark since 1998 where she became Cabinet Member for children and young people and was deputy leader of the council. As the third person on the Liberal Democrat's party list, she was elected as a London-wide member of the London Assembly in 2008. She also stood in the Southwark and Lambeth constituency, where she came second to Valerie Shawcross. Ms Pidgeon is chair of the London Assembly's Transport Committee, having previously served as vice-chair during 2008-09. She is also a member of the Metropolitan Police Authority and the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority. In April 2009 she launched the One hour bus ticket campaign, a scheme which would allow londoners to travel for up to an hour on a single bus ticket. She is the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary spokesperson for the Vauxhall parliamentary constituency.
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  • Caroline Pidgeon is a Liberal Democrat politician. She has been a councillor in Southwark since 1998 where she became Cabinet Member for children and young people and was deputy leader of the council. As the third person on the Liberal Democrat's party list, she was elected as a London-wide member of the London Assembly in 2008. She also stood in the Southwark and Lambeth constituency, where she came second to Valerie Shawcross.
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