Andrew Dismore AM, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden, today made a submission to Barnet Council’s Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee on bus services to Finchley Memorial Hospital Mr Dismore said: “So far, the Mayor and TfL have been utterly unresponsive to requests for additional bus services to Finchley Memorial Hospital. He has been similarly unresponsive to other […]
Read moreThe Barking to Gospel Oak line will be electrified following today’s announcement of a borrowing guarantee of £90m. Labour Assembly Member Andrew Dismore and campaigner for electrification welcomes the move and urges Mayor Boris Johnson and Transport for London to ensure work starts as soon as possible. Labour London Assembly Members wrote to the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden, has obtained figures from the Mayor of London that one loading bay on Falloden Way in Hampstead Garden Suburb alone issued 1490 penalty notices in 2012. Mr Dismore said: “Since May I have asked nine questions on this loading bay. To date only limited changes have been made. It is […]
Read moreMy report from City Hall No.7: 20th December 2012 to 7th February 2013 (With ‘Stop Press’, 12th February 2013) Introduction Firstly, may I wish you a rather belated Happy New Year? This month, most of the time seems to have been spent on the police and fire brigade cuts, as well as the fare rises the Mayor has imposed on […]
Read moreIn response to a written Mayor’s question, Boris Johnson set out the “measures” he considered needed to be addressed for him to support HS2 (answer below). His response did not include respecting the rights of Camden residents and businesses to fair and adequate compensation, nor to equivalent rehousing locally for those residents who wish it, who will lose their […]
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