LEAP and Brexit Question No: 2019/12156 Andrew Dismore In the EU Exit Working Group in February, it was stated that the LEAP provides the Government with business intelligence relating to Brexit on a weekly basis. Are the Government taking your intelligence and recommendations on board? Answer for LEAP and Brexit The Mayor Last updated: 25 June, 2019 Officers are drafting […]
Read moreLondonwide Assembly Member Tom Copley has received the endorsement of his colleague Andrew Dismore, who represents the seat of Barnet and Camden on London Assembly. Mr Copley and Mr Dismore were first elected to the London Assembly in 2012 and have worked together on a number of issues affecting London such as affordable homes and exposing waste under Boris Johnson’s […]
Read moreUsing Vision data for public good Question No: 2018/3264 Andrew Dismore Is any work being done to present the data captured by Vision in an open system that can be integrated with other public sector data sets? Do you see any opportunities for preventative work using this information? Answer for Using Vision data for public good The Mayor Last updated: […]
Read moreDear Editor, I am writing in response to Jessica Learmond-Criqui’s latest letter, ‘Mayor still has time to help Met’ in which she makes a number of nebulous claims and accusations. However, it has been encouraging to see that Ms Learmond-Criqui acknowledges the role that the Government has played, in what she colourfully refers to, as the “demise” of the Metropolitan […]
Read moreResponding to the Mayor of London’s announcement of the 50 locations for new water refill stations across London, including Kentish Town station, Russell Square and Camden High Street in Camden, Local London Assembly Member, Andrew Dismore AM said: “These new water refill stations will be welcomed by local communities, who are deeply concerned about the rising tide of plastic waste. […]
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