A scheme to close the current Post Office in North Finchley, and relocate to smaller premises further away from the Town Centre into a new franchised office has been criticised by Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore. Mr Dismore joined local Labour Councillors in opposing the move, saying the current Post Office was always busy, and […]
Read moreSee article in the Guardian: A no-deal Brexit could cause the UK to lose half a million jobs and nearly £50bn in investment by 2030, according to an economic forecast commissioned by the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan. The report, which models five possible scenarios for leaving the EU ranging from a near-status-quo situation to leaving on World Trade Organisation terms […]
Read moreC11 bus [2] Question No: 2017/4538 Andrew Dismore Why was there no consultation on the decision to cut the frequency of the C11 bus? Written response from the Mayor Transport for London (TfL) is constantly adapting the network to match capacity with changing patterns of demand. This results in a large number of frequency adjustments. Although TfL […]
Read moreSecurity at the Peel Centre Question No: 2017/5167 Andrew Dismore Further to your answer to Question No: 2017/4574, I believe you have missed the point. The issue I raised was in respect of the new development next to the Peel Centre, on land that was previously owned by the Met as part of the centre, and sold off for private […]
Read moreLabour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore has welcomed news that the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is providing £175,000 for the east of Barnet to work on helping parents access free childcare. According to the Mayor, four new Micro-hub champions led by Barnet Early Years Alliance will develop a range of initiatives to meet local needs […]
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