384 bus [1] Question No: 2020/3434 Andrew Dismore Residents report that there have been continuing problems with the implementation of the changes to the 384 bus route, firstly with incorrect information at bus stops. Information was not provided at the removed bus stops or hail-and-ride posts indicating where passengers now need to go to catch the bus, so this has […]
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Read moreRead the full report here. Highlights: 1) Contracts worth £18bn were awarded, £10.5bn of these with ZERO competition 2) Spending controls were not applied due to the seniority of staff working on contracts 3) Gov did not set out a process to mitigate risks such as bias or conflicts of interest 4) A “high-priority lane” was set up for firms […]
Read moreAt today’s London Assembly Mayor’s Question Time Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore AM questioned the Mayor over the Government response to fire risk in London’s built environment. Mr Dismore said: ‘Is the Government taking seriously the risks to ordinary Londoners in London’s built environment? ‘Of the 251 tall buildings in London with ACM cladding, 173 […]
Read moreDear Editor, The Mayor and the London Assembly is committed to tackling all forms of crime, and as Londoners, we all must play our part in this. Underpinning this is the fact that the police must have the trust and confidence of the communities they serve to protect. A continuing key concern revolves around the disproportionate use of policing powers against […]
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