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.