Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon has condemned the overnight theft from outside Church Farm Museum. Thieves have dug up and stolen nine or ten of the big ancient York Stone paving flags from the paths around the front and the east end of Church Farm. Mr Dismore said: “This is the inevitable consequence of […]
Read moreShadow Home Secretary Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP joined Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon on a visit to Pavilion Way to hear from local football leaders, Labour Group leader Alison Moore and Labour Council candidates Roger Lyons, Pierre Jeanmaire and Ammar Naqvi about the threat to the fields from Conservative Barnet Council. Mr Dismore said: […]
Read moreShadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna MP accepted the invitation of Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon to visit Watling Avenue, to hear from local traders about their businesses in Burnt Oak. Andrew Dismore said: “It is great that Chuka came Burnt Oak, to hear at first hand the concerns of our local traders. Watling Avenue […]
Read moreShadow Transport Secretary Mary Creagh MP accepted the invitation of Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon to visit Mill Hill Broadway, to hear from local residents about the problems on the Thameslink line and at the station. Mr Dismore said: “I am delighted Mary came as First Capital Connect’s passengers are fed up with the […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon, met senior TNT managers at their Colindale depot on 12/5/14, to see what they had to say in answer to the poor performance of TNT since they started deliveries in Hendon at the end of February. Mr Dismore raised the many complaints he had received, including the misdelivery of […]
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