EPISODE · Jan 16, 2026 · 20 MIN
Sir Trevor Phillips
from London Voices · host LondonAssembly
The London Voices podcast is back, this time with Sir Trevor Phillips OBE as part of the #LondonAssembly25 celebrations. Chair of the London Assembly, Lord Duvall, reminisces with our first Chair about the Assembly’s inception and journey.
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The London Voices podcast is back, this time with Sir Trevor Phillips OBE as part of the #LondonAssembly25 celebrations. Chair of the London Assembly, Lord Duvall, reminisces with our first Chair about the Assembly’s inception and journey.
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The London Voices podcast is back, this time with Sir Trevor Phillips OBE as part of the #LondonAssembly25 celebrations. Chair of the London Assembly, Lord Duvall, reminisces with our first Chair about the Assembly’s inception and journey.
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