Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore has excoriated Barnet Council for not bidding to become the London Borough of Culture (LBC). The winner of the LBC competition is set to receive funding for a “game changing” cultural programme. Mr Dismore said that Barnet Council’s lack of desire to bid was “symptomatic of the Council Conservative administration’s […]
Read moreIt has been a little while since my last report, due to City Hall being suspended for ‘purdah’ for the election period. we are now back in full session though, with a lot fo catching up to do. I don’t think I should write much about the recent terrorist attacks- London Bridge and Finsbury Park- and the tragedy of […]
Read moreLondon Assembly member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore AM attacked Barnet Council’s failure to act on complaints over the parking of vehicles used by Uber drivers in Colindale residential streets, when speaking at Hendon Area Forum last night. Mr Dismore also retuned to the theme, at the London Assembly plenary meeting today. Mr Dismore told the Forum: […]
Read moreMore than half of London children – nearly one million children in total – have not been seen by an NHS dentist in the past year. The London Assembly is dismayed that over 10,000 children in London are admitted to hospital every year to have multiple decayed teeth removed under a general anaesthetic. A motion agreed today calls […]
Read moreOn 15th June 2017, the Prime Minister announced that there would be a Public Inquiry into the fire at Grenfell Tower that had begun the day before. She has since announced that the Inquiry will be chaired by Sir Martin Moore-Bick. Public inquiries investigate issues of serious public concern, scrutinising decisions and events. There are rules governing how public […]
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