Andrew Dismore, Labour Parliamentary candidate for Hendon and London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden has today received final confirmation that the traffic lights at Stirling Corner will remain as 24/7 permanently (Mayor’s answer below) Mr Dismore said: ‘This has been a campaign that has taken years to resolve, initially due to the refusal of Barnet Council, under the then […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour parliamentary candidate for Hendon and London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden yesterday challenged Mayor Johnson over his poor record on street homeless. (https://vimeo.com/120485732) Mr Dismore told the Mayor that the amount he allocated to rough sleeping initiatives had flat lined at £8.45 million for the whole of London and was set to stay that way into […]
Read moreLight rail across North London Question No: 2015/0252 Andrew Dismore Do you acknowledge that you continually assert that you have ‘considered’ light-rail as a transport solution across outer north London, yet you have always been unable to document that fact, when you have been challenged to do so? How therefore have you ‘considered’ it? Written response from the Mayor Officers […]
Read moreMQT Policing answers Jan 15 Barnet: officer extractions 1 Question No: 2014/5256 Andrew Dismore In Barnet for the last 6 months, on how many occasions have officers been extracted from the borough to support other policing operations elsewhere? Written response from the Mayor Officers have been abstracted on 512 occasions between 10/06/2014 and 10/12/2014. Barnet: officer […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour Parliamentary candidate for Hendon and London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden today backed Labour’s alternative budget proposals for the Greater London Authority ( summary below), incuding1,000 extra police officers, a reversal and freezing of this year’s transport fares increase, and a housing investment company to commission directly the construction of new homes. Mr Dismore said: ‘ […]
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