Charity Begins at Home paid more than £3,000 in Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) and congestion charge fees last year
The founder of a charity says it can no longer operate unless future ULEZ charges are scrapped for good causes.
"We are really unhappy because this money could lead to... more people on the streets of London," he said. "It's very frustrating for charities because we cannot afford it and we will have to stop our operations," Mr Awan added.found 80% of people in the affected areas were opposed the expansion of the zone.
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