Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore has said he is “furious” with the decision of Transport for London (TfL) to reduce several night bus services, following the introduction of the Night Tube. TfL say that the successful introduction of the Night Tube has seen larger than expected drop off in use in routes 6, 24, […]
Read moreMy report from City Hall No. 45: 14th August 2017 to 30th September 2017 Introduction Whilst we have been back at City Hall after the Summer break, we now have a short hiatus for the Party Conference season. Even so there is a lot to report this time, especially on policing and housing issues: please see below. Grenfell Tower and […]
Read moreT Charge publicity Question No: 2017/3677 Andrew Dismore What are you doing to publicise the forthcoming T charge to London motorists, whose cars may not meet the emissions standards and thus be liable for the charge? Written response from the Mayor There is a comprehensive public information campaign appearing across: – local, regional, national and trade media – Digital […]
Read moreBrexit Is the Government listening to London’s concerns about Brexit? Andrew Dismore AM: With some of the immediate risks that are appearing, Mr Mayor, would you agree that part of the problem that has emerged from that leaked Government document is that EU nationals who are here already are starting to leave and that those who might have thought […]
Read moreDear Editor, The Home Secretary’s refusal so far to assist with the substantial extra costs the London Fire Brigade now faces as a consequence of the Grenfell Tower fire is symptomatic of the Conservative Government’s failure in its primary duty to protect the public. If their austerity policy, which has done so much damage, continues unchecked, then not only we […]
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