Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore has written to the Environment Agency demanding that the troubled Donoghue waste management site in Cricklewood is prevented from crushing concrete. Residents in the area complain of excessive noise, dust, pollution, traffic and congestion caused by the operation of a concrete crushing machine onsite. At a recent meeting between residents, […]
Read more1: Name four of Santa’s eight reindeer in traditional lore- (apart from Rudolph who is a 20th-century invention). 2: Of where was Good King Wenceslas king? 3: The Trafalgar Sq Christmas tree comes from Norway: what was the first year it came? 4: Which celeb switched on this year’s Oxford St. Christmas lights? 5: The Journey Of The Magi: a […]
Read moreMet detective shortage Question No: 2017/4572 Andrew Dismore How many detectives is the Met short of at present? Written response from the Mayor As of the end of October the MPS has 4,681 detective constables. The MPS ambition is to have 5,433 detective constables. This means they are currently 752 short of target. Detective recruitment remains a challenging area […]
Read moreBus stop FJ in Swiss Cottage Question No: 2017/3700 Andrew Dismore Bus Stop FJ has been temporarily sited outside Mullion Court, 112 Finchley Road. Residents of Mullion Court have now been informed that the bus stop will retained in this location permanently, with no consultation and against the wishes of the residents. Will you endeavour to reinstall the bus stop […]
Read moreCapital 500 Quarterly Economic Survey Question No: 2017/4531 Andrew Dismore The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) recently published the third quarter results of its Capital 500 Quarterly Economic Survey which shows that businesses are still grappling with the uncertainties caused by the turbulence in today’s political and economic environment. All indicators of business confidence have been in decline, […]
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