Huawei Question No: 2020/3051 Andrew Dismore What impact does the government’s decision to exclude Huawei from rolling out 5G services and their involvement in 4G have on the overdue and over budget development of the Emergency Services Network, and on ensuring inter-service operability? Huawei The Mayor Last updated: 22 September, 2020 The Emergency Service Network (ESN) Programme is a Home […]
Read moreLocal London Assembly Member, Andrew Dismore AM and Barnet Labour Group Leader Cllr Barry Rawlings have written to the Deputy Mayor of London Heidi Alexander, after final plans to install a new cycle lane on the A1000 between East Finchley station and North Finchley were unveiled. Supporting the scheme, they nonetheless felt that improvements could be made. Firstly, by improving […]
Read moreResponding to the Government’s announcement that they will end the rail franchising model, local London Assembly Member, Andrew Dismore AM, said: “I welcome the ending of the franchised rail system in London. Clearly the Government are now recognising that the TfL model, in which there is local democratic control over services, is a far better way to run a railway. […]
Read moreDear editor, The Conservative Government’s decision to scrap Colindale-based Public Health England is a double whammy to the people of Barnet. On a very local level, it is a major local employer and its loss is likely to be keenly felt on the local economy. No one with expertise in disaster management would tell you to scrap the body overseeing […]
Read moreFitzrovia: TfL are committing to grinding both the north and southbound tracks between Seven Sisters and Victoria every 6 months, starting in October/November this year, each programmed grind will take approximately 6 weeks to complete. Finchley Central: They are looking to do a single supplier tender for electronic lubricators. It will take about 13 weeks, unless they have to go full open type […]
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