By the time of my next report, the Referendum will be over and we will know our ‘Eurofate’, one way or another. Quite a few people have been asking for objective facts about the vote. The most balanced thing I have read was the unanimous report of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, agreed by MPs from both sides […]
Read moreDear editor, The unexpected but welcome decision of Benugo to withdraw from taking over the Parliament Hill café ( and indeed the Golders Hill and Queen’s Wood cafes too) is a real tribute to and recognition of ‘people power,’ in forcing a change of mind. However, this not yet the end of the story, as the City of London Corporation […]
Read moreDear editor, I find it incredible that my Conservative opponent in the forthcoming London Assembly elections still claims he hasn’t made up his mind about the EU referendum, unlike the Conservative candidate for Mayor, who is a confessed ‘Brexiter’. What is even more incredible, is that the Conservative Assembly candidate has said the issue of Europe has nothing to do […]
Read moreMy report from City Hall No.33: 30th January 2016 to 17th March 2016 1 Introduction This will be my last update from City Hall before the elections on 5th May, when my term of office expires. It has been a pleasure and privelege to serve you on the London Assembly for the last 4 years. I am standing for re-election, […]
Read moreDear David, Further to your letter to the Chair of the Regeneration Committee and your appearance before the Assembly’s Plenary earlier this week, I write to request answers to the questions I raised and other consequential issues . I would be grateful if you could provide me, at your earliest convenience, answers to the following: Why and how […]
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