Renaming Overground lines, Ulez expansion and a bizarre pledge to bring the Super Bowl to Britain if re-elected: Sadiq Khan's 'vanity projects' revealed as London Mayor hits residents with 71% 'stealt

Sadiq Khan has been accused of spending tax payer's money on a long list of 'vanity projects' since he first came to power in 2016 - all while increasing taxes on residents. The Mayor of London has spent £140million on introducing the hated Ulez scheme and £6.3million on the 'woke' renaming of TFL Overground lines all while increasing the Mayoral General Precept to £471 per household. Picture shows Patrick Mahomes celebrating after his Kansas City Chiefs won the last Super Bowl This graph illustrates the increases to the Mayoral General Precept since Sadiq Khan took office The expansion of Ulez cost an estimated 140million and saw the rise of the 'blade runners' who chop down the scheme's enforcement cameras Over his two terms, Sadiq has been criticised for splurging tax payers' money on 'vanity projects, such as the 'woke' renaming the London Overground Lines which cost £6.3million. Pictured: the new line names and colours Ulez - which charges non-compliant motorists £12.50 per day of use - was expanded to cover all 32 of London's Borough's in August 2023 Londoners have been hit with a 71 per cent increase in Sadiq Khan 's 'stealth tax' since the Labour chief became mayor. Council tax has soared over the years that Mr Khan has been in office The Mayoral Precept was introduced in London by the Greater London Authority in 2000 when Ken Livingstone was London Mayor.