Watch Bronagh at the debate
Nine candidates, seven questions and ninety minutes at Aeolian Hall. Jump to any question, or straight to Bronagh’s answer.
One minute each to introduce themselves. Bronagh went last.
In 2025, Londoners named homelessness their top concern, and it grew 19% in a year. What is London doing well to combat it?
What one change, program or strategy would you champion as mayor to ease the homelessness crisis, and why would it work?
Taxes rose about 25% over this council's term, much of it for the police budget. Was that appropriate, and what increase should Londoners expect from you?
How would you use strong mayor powers?
How would you describe London to someone who doesn't know it? What's your elevator pitch?
If you're elected, how will you be remembered four years from now?
Bad-faith evictions, or renovictions, are a big driver of homelessness. Should council do more to prevent them, and if so, what?
One minute each to sum up. Bronagh went first.
The RRAI debate, hosted with John Feher
The London Club, hosted by RRAI and mayoral candidate John Feher. 1:42:48 in all. Press play and the video starts right here, and you can jump straight to any of Bronagh’s six turns.
Introductions
Each candidate introduces themselves.
Affordability
An audience question on young people being priced out of London.
Bronagh: “the number one thing that I want to target is the entire system”
Crime prevention and public safety
An audience question on what is in each candidate's platform.
Housing cost
An audience question on what housing should cost.
Bronagh: “You fix the paperwork, you fix the problem.”
A submitted question and bullying in schools
A question read from a laptop about what she would do in four years, and an earlier audience question on bullying in schools.
Closing statements
Each candidate sums up.