Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore has welcomed Camden Labour Group’s nomination of Kentish Town Councillor Georgia Gould as Leader of Camden Council. Cllr Gould, formerly cabinet member for young people, adults and health, was elected at the annual general meeting of the Camden Council Labour Group. Mr Dismore said: ‘I am sure Georgia […]
Read moreLabour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore has welcomed the decision of Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, to ‘call in’ for determination the planning application for the National Institute for Medical Research site in Mill Hill. The proposal to build 460 homes was refused by Barnet Council, but the Mayor has decided to make the determination […]
Read moreIt only takes a hint of the growing and desperate need for scrutiny of the Conservative Government’s approach to Brexit negotiations before hard Brexiteers such as your correspondents David Gutman, Martin Maloney, and Nneka Akwaeze get wound up and resort to insults. Having argued the simplistic mantra of ‘Brexit means Brexit’, they patronisingly say the detail is too complicated for […]
Read moreThe Mayor of London has approved funding and the business plan for Med City, a collaboration of academics, businesses and the GLA to promote and grow the world-leading life sciences cluster in London and South East England. The collaboration involves the Mayor of London, Imperial College, King’s Health Partners, UCL, and the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford. Labour London […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, former Hendon MP and now London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden has today announced he will not be seeking nomination as Labour’s candidate for Hendon in the 8th June General Election. In a message to Hendon Labour members, Mr Dismore said: ‘The Prime Minister has decided to call an unnecessary election, for the benefit of the Conservative […]
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