A scheme for a new tower block on Cricklewood Lane has received criticism from Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore, and Childs Hill Councillor Anne Clarke. The development at 1-13 Cricklewood Lane encompasses the current Walk-In clinic, Lucky 7 pub and Co-op store, and will be replaced by a development which includes a 15-storey tower block. […]
Read moreTrump visit Question No: 2018/3277 Andrew Dismore What was the cost to the Met Police of President Trump’s recent visit? Have the Government funded this cost, or will they in the future? Have you had any such discussion with the Home Office? Written response from the Mayor A special grant claim for the costs of policing President Trump’s visit […]
Read moreMutual assistance and LFB [1] Question No: 2018/3259 Andrew Dismore By neighbouring brigade, on how many occasions over the last 12 months, for each month, has mutual assistance been called upon to support LFB operations? Written response from the Mayor Changes to mobilisation arrangements were introduced in March 2018 which has reduced the number of times London Fire Brigade […]
Read moreLabour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore has welcomed a grant to Wac Arts College £150,000 to deliver Stay Safe Project in Belsize Park from The Mayor of London’s Young Londoners Fund. Stay Safe project will offer educational and positive activities to young people that currently attend Wac Arts College, their peers who are at risk, as […]
Read moreLabour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore has welcomed a grant to Pan Intercultural Arts for £128,940 to deliver the Weapon of Choice Theatre Project in Camden from The Mayor of London’s Young Londoners Fund. The Weapon of Choice Theatre Project will provide transformative, creative activities for 75 of London’s young people excluded from mainstream schooling or […]
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