Letter to Barnet on Sweet Tree Field planning application
Hello, Please see my letter here: Sweet Tree Fields Letter May 19
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My report from City Hall No. 57: 24th March to 27th May 2019
Introduction This reporting period included the Easter recess and the Assembly’s AGM where we had a small reshuffle. For the forthcoming year (my last before my retirement in May 2020) I will be chairing the Fire Resilience and Emergency Planning Committee; I will continue as a member of the Police and crime Committee; and I have switched from the Economy […]
Read moreHam and High Article from April 2019
Writing about Brexit to a deadline a few days ahead is risky, but to quote Tancredi in Tomasi di Lampedusa’s wonderful book ‘the Leopard’, “For things to remain the same, everything must change“- and this could be applied to Brexit: Parliament and Government in reversed roles, MPs’ votes ignored, fruitless negotiations in Downing Street and Brussels, a stubborn Prime Minister, timetable extensions- […]
Read moreLocal Assembly Member urges community groups to bid for new round of Young Londoners Fund
The Mayor of London has announced that the second round of his £45 million Young Londoners Fund is now open for applications. Local London Assembly Member, Andrew Dismore AM, is calling upon organisations and groups in the community to bid for a portion of the funding pot in order to bolster the “crucial work” being undertaken, against the backdrop of […]
Read moreMay 2019 MQT written answers
MQT answers May 19 School Air Quality Audits Question No: 2019/9214 Andrew Dismore When will you be conducting your next set of school air quality audits? Will you consider undertaking one at Martin School in East Finchley, where air quality monitoring equipment was recently installed, and showed a reading of 46.2ug/m3, which is well above the legal limit set by […]
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