NFB chief says ULEZ a ‘blunt instrument’ that will hurt trades

By Daniel Gayne2023-08-14T13:31:00

Details of scrappage scheme criticised

Construction workers in London will be badly impacted by plans to expand the capital’s ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) to Greater London, the chief executive of the National Federation of Builders has said.

The Mayor of London’s controversial proposal to roll out the £12.50 charge for non-compliant vehicles to London’s outer boroughs was ruled lawful by the High Court last a month after a legal challenge from five Conservative-run councils.

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