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Category Archives: Economy

Local Assembly Member calls upon residents to ‘pay it forward’ to help struggling local businesses stay afloat

April 24, 2020 office

Local London Assembly Member, Andrew Dismore AM, is encouraging residents to participate in City Hall’s new ‘Pay it Forward’ scheme, to support struggling local businesses during the Covid-19 outbreak. Mr Dismore said that this could “play an important role in aiding the gradual recovery of our high streets and local economy”. Through the initiative, Londoners will be able to help […]

5 Post Offices in Camden temporarily closed due to Coronavirus

April 16, 2020 office

5 Post Offices have been temporarily closed across Camden due to the impact of Coronavirus. Post offices in Grays Inn, Southampton Road, Farringdon Road, Robert Street and Crowndale Road will be closed for an indefinite amount of time. Local London Assembly Member, Andrew Dismore AM, has written to the Post Office to raise his concerns about the move. Mr Dismore said: […]

Ham and High Column – Brexit and the NHS

January 30, 2020 office

As the now inevitable Brexit leaving day rapidly approaches at the end of January, so just some of the negative consequences are already starting to show, even before the detailed talks as to the UK’s future relationship have hardly begun. Our local NHS services are facing tremendous strain, as A and E waiting times go through the roof and staffing […]

Dismore questions mayor over Brexit risk to London’s NHS and of a ‘Windrush’ scandal to EU national children

January 23, 2020 office

At Mayor’s Question Time today, Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore AM raised with the Mayor the risk to London’s NHS due to Brexit and of a ‘Windrush’ scandal affecting EU national children in the future. Mr Dismore asked the Mayor: ‘What is your message to European Union citizens living in London who are concerned about […]

Brexit mayoral answer

January 9, 2020 office

Brexit Question No: 2019/20936 Andrew Dismore What does the Brexit extension to 31 January 2020 mean for London’s economy and residents? Brexit The Mayor Last updated: 07 January, 2020 London’s businesses and residents remain unsure about what the future holds because the Government has failed to provide the resources, guidance, and above all, clarity necessary. Parliament is now expected to […]

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