Members of the London Assembly Regeneration Committee visited West Hampstead to learn about the Mayor- designated ‘Intensification Area’ at the invitation of local London Assembly member Andrew Dismore AM , who is a member of the Committee. The Committee is conducting an inquiry into the impact of these schemes on the capital. Mr Dismore was accompanied by Navin Shah […]
Read moreMembers of the London Assembly Regeneration Committee visited the Mill Hill East to learn about the Mayor- designated ‘Intensification Area’ at the invitation of local London Assembly member Andrew Dismore AM , who is a member of the Committee. The Committee is conducting an inquiry into the impact of these schemes on the capital. Mr Dismore was accompanied on the […]
Read moreMy report from City Hall No.30 3rd October 2015 to 13th November 2015 1 Introduction May I firstly wish everyone a Happy Diwali ? Much of this month has been dominating by discussions on expected draconian cuts to the police and fire service (see below). We should not though forget: I attended Remembrance Day events at City Hall and in […]
Read morePress 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 […]
Read moreDear editor, One aspect of the HS2 issue that has not seen much public attention so far is the impact on emergency service attendance times in Camden, about which I questioned London’s Fire Commissioner at the recent Fire Authority meeting. Having already lost Belsize and Clerkenwell Fire Stations in Mayor Boris Johnson’s last round of cuts, The 10 or more […]
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