Andrew Dismore Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden has just learned that the developers have today withdrawn the plans to build a golf course on Edgwarebury Farm. Mr Dismore said: “Although this may well not be the end of the story, it is very welcome news indeed. It is a pity that local people have been put to […]
Read moreThis week transport fares in Barnet and across London will rise for the sixth year in a row, for each of the last five years fares have risen above inflation. This year the Mayor has claimed that fares will be frozen at inflation. However, analysis of the new fare tables show that Londoners in Zones 1-4 who use weekly, monthly […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden has learned that the 24/7 traffic lights trial at Stirling Corner is under threat. Mr Dismore has campaigned for years, on the need for better safety measures at Stirling Corner, and persuaded TfL to trial full time traffic lights last year. The lights have been very successful and widely welcomed […]
Read moreThe average Londoner is £3,084 worse off a year since David Cameron came to office according to recent figures that show London is being hit the hardest by the cost of living crisis. Chuka Umunna MP Shadow Secretary of State for Business joined Andrew Dismore, Labour Candidate for Hendon, and Leader of the Barnet Labour Group, Cllr Alison Moore, in Edgware […]
Read moreNew research has for the first time revealed that at least 36% of homes sold through Right to Buy in London are now let by private landlords, with over 37% in Barnet. The information was released in a new report released yesterday From Right to Buy to Buy to Let. Yesterday’s report highlights the financial cost to taxpayers and local authorities […]
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