Letter: Boris Johnson, Cyclists & Henlys Corner
This letter was written after reading the blogpost which can be found at http://londonneur.wordpress.com/2012/06/24/a-message-to-you-rudy/
Read moreThis letter was written after reading the blogpost which can be found at http://londonneur.wordpress.com/2012/06/24/a-message-to-you-rudy/
Read moreDear Editor, The news that Barnet Council is to make it more difficult for residents to fight unwelcome planning applications by increasing the minimum number of objections needed even to get a hearing should not be seen in isolation: it is part of a course of action that, as usual with Conservative Barnet, puts residents’ interests at the back of […]
Read moreDuring Mayor’s Question Time, Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden, challenged Mayor Boris Johnson over the future of Euston Fire Station, in light of press reports that it was one of 8 London Fire Stations facing closure or merger.(Evening Standard 8/6/12) In response to Mr Dismore’s questioning, the London Mayor Boris Johnson refused to confirm the […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden, has welcomed Thames Water’s announcement that it lifted its hosepipe ban at 00:01 this morning. However, Veolia Water, which serves many constituents in the north of the London Assembly constituency, have confirmed that they are not lifting their ban. In light of their refusal to do so, Andrew Dismore has written to […]
Read moreDear Editor, Your editorial and news report (7th June ) praises the change to route 307. But when a bus route is changed, there are losers as well as winners. As the new London Assembly member for Barnet I’d like to make your readers aware of the impact on other people of the recent changes to the 307 bus route […]
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