TNT Question No: 2014/1978 Andrew Dismore Have you met with the Chief Executives of Councils affected by disruption to important postal services, such as council tax forms, where Dutch postal operator TNT has been operating? Written response from the Mayor No, and nor has my Office been approached requesting a meeting on this issue from Council Chief Executives. TNT […]
Read moreFollowing his exchange with London Mayor Boris Johnson at last week’s Mayor’s Question Time, Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon has today submitted a detailed 19 page complaint to Barnet Council’s Monitoring Officer concerning Cllr Hugh Rayner, the Mayor of Barnet. Mr Dismore’s complaint, which cannot be published for legal reasons, raises a number of […]
Read moreShadow Home Secretary Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP joined Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon on a visit to Pavilion Way to hear from local football leaders, Labour Group leader Alison Moore and Labour Council candidates Roger Lyons, Pierre Jeanmaire and Ammar Naqvi about the threat to the fields from Conservative Barnet Council. Mr Dismore said: […]
Read moreLabour Parliamentary Candidate for Hendon Andrew Dismore has today written to the Hendon Conservative MP Matthew Offord calling on him to back Labour’s amendment to the Consumer Rights Bill, an amendment which would ban letting agent fees for tenants. The amendment will be debated later on Tuesday in the House of Commons, after which Labour will call a vote. […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden today welcomed the announcement by Labour leader Ed Miliband, that the next Labour Government would act to give greater protection to tenants renting in the private sector. (Policy details set out below). Mr Dismore said: “ In the 10 years between the 2001 and 2011 censuses, the numbers of households […]
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