Andrew Dismore, London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden, is calling upon community groups to bid for a share of a new £38 million community-led housing fund, launched by City Hall on Wednesday (16th January). Mr Dismore has praised the scheme and said that it “will put local people at the centre of tackling our housing crisis”. Over the next […]
Read moreDear Sir or Madam, I am writing to object to the above application in my capacity as London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden. Principally, I am objecting to the impact of this development on the neighbouring scout camp site, Frith Grange. The proposed new buildings would overlook the camp site, which has the potential to cause safeguarding and security […]
Read morePlease see my objections to the NIMR amended plans here: NIMR amendment Dec 18
Read moreAt today’s City Hall plenary to approve the Mayor’s culture strategy, Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore asked the Mayor: ‘How will your Culture Strategy reinforce and support the Draft London Plan in protecting London’s at-risk heritage, especially when a new development is proposed, bearing in mind the number of specialist heritage officer posts lost or […]
Read moreA scheme for a new tower block on Cricklewood Lane has received criticism from Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore, and Childs Hill Councillor Anne Clarke. The development at 1-13 Cricklewood Lane encompasses the current Walk-In clinic, Lucky 7 pub and Co-op store, and will be replaced by a development which includes a 15-storey tower block. […]
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