Andrew Dismore, London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden has published the email response he has just received to his complaint about the plan to axe bus route 13, which threatens other cuts to Finchley Road services. (See below) Mr Dismore said: ‘Whilst the email from Leon Daniels gives excuses for the botched route 13 consultation, there is […]
Read moreAndrew 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 more1 Introduction I start with congratulations to the people of Scotland, on the outcome of the referendum there. The commitments to further devolution must be honoured, and I believe this also opens the debate for further devolution to the regions, and especially London. Dismore welcomes Scotland ‘No’ Vote – now for devolution for London Congratulations also to the Europe Ryder Cup […]
Read moreFigures obtained by Andrew Dismore AM suggest where 588 frontline staff are set to be cut from across London Underground stations, with some stations losing up to 58% of staff. More than 32% of visible staff set to be axed from West Hampstead and Warren Street stations in Camden. Analysis of TfL staffing plans by Labour London […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon has welcomed the end of the First Capital Connect franchise, with the news that the contract has now been awarded to Govia – but says the opportunity has been missed to transfer the line to the highly successful London Overground network. Mr Dismore said: “ FCC could not run […]
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