Nicky Gavron, Pioneering Deputy Mayor and Environmental Advocate, Dies at 82
Gavron's legacy includes transformative urban planning and climate policies that shaped modern London.
- Nicky Gavron served as London's first deputy mayor from 2000 to 2003 under Ken Livingstone.
- She was instrumental in developing the London Plan and championed sustainable urban development.
- Gavron was a co-founder of the London Climate Change Agency and the C40 cities initiative.
- Her work influenced major policies like the congestion charge and carbon-neutral building regulations.
- Tributes from political figures and activists highlight her impact on London's environmental and urban landscape.