I wanted to provide you with an update on the future of PCSOs in the capital. The Met were due to discuss options last week. As a result of the significant political and public opposition, the Met. has pushed back a decision on the plans until December. This gives us time to continue to campaign against the Met.’s attempt to scrap PCSOs […]
Read moreThis is an update on my previous questions in September HS2 (1) Question No: 2015/2812 Andrew Dismore What steps are you taking to ensure that the consequences of HS2 deliver additional affordable housing for the Euston area in line with the aspirations of the Euston Area Plan? Written response from the Mayor As over station development comes forward in the […]
Read moreLondon needs 100,000 new school places before 2018 With some of the world’s best universities, museums and a capital immersed in culture, London should be awash with opportunities for young people. In reality, for many it’s a tough time to be a young Londoner. Despite the opportunities on our doorstep the capital struggles with youth unemployment higher than the […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden and member of LFEPA, the Fire Authority for London, questioned London’s Fire Commissioner about the impact of HS2 on the ability of the Fire Brigade to respond to emergency calls in Camden at the Fire Authority meeting yesterday (1/10/15). Having previously raised the issue by written question (answer below) Mr […]
Read moreLabour London Assembly Member Andrew Dismore has welcomed the Met’s decision to push back a decision on the fate of all London’s PCSOs after fierce opposition forced the Met to abandon plans to take a decision on their future this week. Despite a discussion being scheduled for the Met’s Management Board meeting on Tuesday 29th September Mr Dismore understands the […]
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