EU citizenship status Question No: 2018/3207 Andrew Dismore With less than five months to go until the date the UK is due to leave the EU, is it fair that the Government are expecting London’s businesses to check whether EU citizens have a right to work here in a no-deal Brexit scenario, without giving them the details of how this […]
Read moreTube noise [1] Question No: 2018/3235 Andrew Dismore What does Transport for London claim the life expectancy to be, of the rubber pads and fixings they have been retrofitting to concrete sleepers in an attempt to reduce noise affecting neighbouring homes? Written response from the Mayor Transport for London (TfL) expects the effectiveness of these of rubber pads to […]
Read moreTrump visit Question No: 2018/3277 Andrew Dismore What was the cost to the Met Police of President Trump’s recent visit? Have the Government funded this cost, or will they in the future? Have you had any such discussion with the Home Office? Written response from the Mayor A special grant claim for the costs of policing President Trump’s visit […]
Read moreMutual assistance and LFB [1] Question No: 2018/3259 Andrew Dismore By neighbouring brigade, on how many occasions over the last 12 months, for each month, has mutual assistance been called upon to support LFB operations? Written response from the Mayor Changes to mobilisation arrangements were introduced in March 2018 which has reduced the number of times London Fire Brigade […]
Read moreWhistle-blowers Question No: 2018/2782 Andrew Dismore Reports suggest that Whistle-blowers are being sacked, threatened with violence, or blacklisted for trying to shed light on life-threatening malpractice in the construction trade: what will you do to support such workers in London? Written response from the Mayor The law is clear about protections for whistleblowing and gives employees who believe they […]
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