ULEZ Scrappage announced, cleaning up the Met, future of Conservatives in London, and is the Night Czar worth a 40% pay rise?
Series 2 Episode 9
This week on Inside City Hall, Neil Garratt and Nick Rogers discuss:
- The new ULEZ Scrappage scheme, which launched on Monday,
- How Sir Mark Rowley is cleaning up the Met, while the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime may not be helping,
- Nick's article on the future of Conservatives in millennial London,
- The Night Czar gets 40% pay rise, but what is there to show for her existence?
What have we been reading, watching, or listening to this week?
- City Journal's 10 Blocks podcast
- Short Circuit (1986) classic 80s sci fi
- I, Robot by Isaac Asimov
- Exploring ChatGPT and Novel AI
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Links we mention in this episode:
Neil's City Hall Diary:
Neil Garratt's City Hall Diary | Substack
TfL scrappage scheme:
Scrappage scheme - Transport for London (tfl.gov.uk)
There's a ~1 minute excerpt of Neil's Q&A with MOPAC in the podcast, here's the video of the full exchange:
Nick's OnLondon article:
Nick Rogers: Millennial voters are key to restoring Conservative fortunes in London - OnLondon
This is the 10 Blocks podcast episode about the way crime is concentrated:
Stubborn Facts About Crime: 10 Blocks podcast | City Journal (city-journal.org)
ChatGPT, the new AI system everyone's talking about:
Novel AI, an AI bot powered by ChatGPT that apparently will write a novel for you, or help you play a game of quasi-Risk!
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