In attempting to justify his failure to return from his trip to Belize for the recall of Parliament during the Summer’s riots, Hendon Conservative MP Matthew Offord made much of the purpose of the trip, in particular to learn about the drugs trade which he was going to raise with the police here. In fact, the response to a freedom […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour’s candidate for the London Assembly for Barnet and Camden has used the Freedom of Information Act to establish that Brian Coleman, the sitting Conservative Assembly Member, has made no written representations to Transport for London concerning the Jubilee line since he was last elected in 2008, (FoI response attached), including the series of line closures of has […]
Read moreThe press coverage on the Friern Barnet summer show incident, when Barnet Alliance for Public Services were prevented form having a stall and had their banner stolen reminds me of a similar attempt at political gagging a few years ago, when Barnet Council wanted to ban the Hendon Labour Party from having a stall at the Grahame Park fun day […]
Read moreEarlier this year, Transport for London (TfL) undertook a trial removal of signals at Stirling Corner which operated part time between 3.30-6.30pm on weekdays. TfL concluded the signals should not be removed and ought to be returned to part time operation. But TfL has now decided to “extend” the trial. Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly candidate for Barnet and Camden […]
Read moreWayne Casey, former Liberal Democrat Councillor for Mill Hill has today endorsed Andrew Dismore in the election for the Barnet & Camden GLA seat. Wayne Casey said: “Andrew’s reputation for hands-on hard work, leadership and tireless commitment to the community is well-deserved. He is appreciated for his sound common sense, his deeply personal involvement with the issues that matter and […]
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