My report from City Hall No. 56: 1st February to 23rd March 2019 Introduction My report this month is overshadowed by the appalling far right terror attack in New Zealand, resulting in 50 innocent deaths. We expressed our solidarity with New Zealanders with a minute’s silence at our MQT Assembly meeting. I am pleased that the Mayor, police and […]
Read moreIntroduction Firstly, on a personal l note: I have announced that I will not be seeking re-election at the next London Assembly elections in 2020, as I shall be retiring from front line politics after almost 40 years. I will of course continue to serve the constituency until then, so I will be around for a little while yet! 27th […]
Read moreNo. 54: 8th October to 30th November 2018 Introduction This report covers a bit longer than usual, as things have been a bit busier at City Hall (especially due to Brexit) and further afield, a pattern set to continue up to Christmas. May I wish you a Happy Christmas: My thanks to Kassandra, class 1, Woodcroft School, Burnt […]
Read moreIntroduction This report covers a longer period than usual, due to including the summer period, when the Assembly has few meetings. it is also a little late, due to difficulties with my mailing list due to the new GDPR rules, for which I apologise. In addition to the events mentioned below, I attended the unveiling of Barnet’s second pavement plaque […]
Read moreNo. 52: 28th June 2018 to 28th July 2018 Introduction There was a lot going on out of City hall this month wasn’t there? with the World Cup and England’s team doing so well. We had the RAF centenary fly past, which i could see at a distance from City Hall’s balcony. I attended Barnet Armed Forces Day […]
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