Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Camden and Barnet secured the support of the Assembly for his motion to restore the police Hate Crime Forum in the Assembly plenary session. After the debate Mr Dismore said: “ The Hate Crime Forum disappeared when the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime was set up at the start of the year, […]
Read moreLabour London Assembly Member Andrew Dismore today warned that if Boris Johnson’s vision for Policing in London is fulfilled, it could well result in companies like the now defunct “Met Pro Emergency Response” security firm being handed contracts to patrol the streets of Barnet and Camden. Labour London Assembly Member Andrew Dismore said: “Following the Conservative London Mayor’s announcement of […]
Read moreBelow is a transcript from the London Assembly Plenary session on 20 June 2012. Andrew Dismore (AM): Mr Mayor, I hope that cycling safety is also a cause for concern for you. In light of your exchange with Assembly Member Boff at Mayor’s Question Time on 23 May, how many of the 16 cyclists who were killed inLondon last year would […]
Read moreMy report from City Hall No.2: 5th June to 4th July 2012 As promised in my last report, this is next in my new series of reports from City Hall about what I have been doing, including in the constituency, together with a few more general observations. Please feel free to forward this email on to any other local residents […]
Read morePRESS RELEASE: IMMEDIATE: 5/7/12 Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Camden and Barnet spoke against the Mayor’s proposal to replace the two most senior members of the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime with the head of the London Assembly staff, during the debate after Mayor’s Question time on 4th July. The proposal, which arose out of the sudden […]
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