Category Archives: Press Releases

Abbots Depot: Mayor Boris Johnson ignores objections

Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden has  just been sent the  unwelcome news, that London Mayor Boris Johnson has said he won’t intervene to stop the Abbots waste depot plan  – and Barnet can take  the decisions for itself. Andrew Dismore, the Labour London Assembly member, who has just been formally  notified of the decision said: […]

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Dismore raises risk to London economy of Conservative Government’s student visa policy

At the London Assembly plenary  today Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden challenged the Mayor’s chief of staff Sir Edward Lister over the implications of the Government’s student visa policy for London’s economy . ( video link) Sir Edward had previously reported to the Assembly that the numbers of Indian students had halved between 2009 and […]

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Dismore challenges London Mayor over Hampstead Police crowd funding

At Mayor’s Question Time Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden challenged Mayor Boris Johnson over the proposal from Hampstead  and Frognal residents to ‘crowd source’ their own extra ward police officers, in light of the cuts to their Safer Neighbourhood Teams.  (video link attached) Mr Dismore told the Mayor: ‘Residents in Hampstead, where there have been […]

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Dismore: the Met can’t cope with another £1 billion in cuts

Speaking after the Metropolitan Police Commissioner’s comments that up to 8,000 police officers may be lost as a result of Government cuts, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden  Andrew Dismore AM said: ‘The Commissioner’s warning of a return to the 1970s show just how wrong the  Conservative Home Secretary is,  in her  claim that her cuts to the […]

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Dismore condemns Mayor’s night tube delay

Press release: immediate 16/10/15 Andrew Dismore, London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden has today slammed Mayor Boris Johnson’s handling of the night tube scheme. Mr Dismore said: ‘First it was September. Then the Mayor promised it would  be the Autumn. Now we’re told it won’t start until next year at the earliest. I’m talking of course about the Night […]

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