So today my quest continues to try to find out how we can get London back to work, how we can

keep this city functioning.

I've got David Stafford on the show today, who is the head of the big bus tours here in

London that used to have 50 buses working, sending tourists all around the city,

promoting business, promoting their spending in restaurants and cafes, which is no longer

happening. He's got one bus now. And I've got Greg Mulholland who works for the Pub Federation,

who is here to talk to me today about how the hospitality sector is being decimated

by the curfew and the latest lockdowns.

And I have been out there for the past month

speaking with everyone I can.

I've spoken with John Morgan from Theaters Trust.

I've spoken with Peter Blexley,

former Met Police Officer for 21 years.

I spoke with Steve McNamara, head of one of the largest taxi driver unions here.

I've spoken with Jonathan Downey, who's had five restaurants shut down in this city,

including milk and honey, an 18-year institution completely closed down.

I've been out there in the field speaking with Peter Dor Smith

of caffeine in Soho.

I've sat down with Simon Woodruff,

one of the original Dragon's Dens,

and I've been asking them,

how can we get London back to work?

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