Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden has launched a residents’ consultation on road safety at Stirling Corner. In 2011, Transport for London, backed up by the then Assembly Member for Barnet & Camden and Barnet Council supported the complete removal the traffic lights. This was overwhelmingly rejected by residents. At present the traffic lights only operate […]
Read moreRESTRAIN THE TRAIN FUN DAY SATURDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER 1.00pm-5.00pm ST JAMES’ GARDENS (between Cardington Street and Hampstead Road) Euston Against HS2 is organising this event to bring our communities together to: enjoy a fun day out with friends and family provide information and highlight issues and concerns related to the rail proposals We’ve got a lot of great […]
Read moreMayor Boris Johnson today came under criticism for failing to secure a good deal for Camden from the government. Yesterday rail improvement schemes across the country were announced, however the electrification of the Gospel Oak – Barking overground line was left out. This is despite Boris Johnson’s manifesto promising to electrify this important line. During the recent election Mayor Boris […]
Read moreBelow is a transcript from the London Assembly Plenary session on 20 June 2012. Andrew Dismore (AM): Mr Mayor, I hope that cycling safety is also a cause for concern for you. In light of your exchange with Assembly Member Boff at Mayor’s Question Time on 23 May, how many of the 16 cyclists who were killed inLondon last year would […]
Read moreThis is a crosspost from the Barnet Cycling Campaign website. Movement on Henlys Corner? Despite the recent lull in public activity, BarnetLCC has been busy behind the scenes, continuing the push to get this junction reviewed. We met the former Assembly Member Brian Coleman at the junction and since the elections have met there with our new AM Andrew Dismore. AM […]
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