Speaking up for London Archaeology

In today’s City Hall Plenary  questions  session with  Munira Mirza, Boris Johnson’s Deputy Mayor for Education and Culture , Andrew Dismore, Labour Parliamentary Candidate for Hendon, London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden and honorary Chair of Trustees of the Council of British Archaeology (London) raised the lack of mention of Archaeology in the 2014 ‘Cultural Metropolis’  Mayor’s cultural strategy […]

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Dismore speaks up for British Library

 In today’s City Hall Plenary  questions  session with  Munira Mirza, Boris Johnson’s Deputy Mayor for Education and Culture , Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member for Barnet and Camden raised the lack of mention of the British  Library in the 2014 ‘Cultural Metropolis’  Mayor’s cultural strategy document.   Mr Dismore said: “The British Library serves as a resource for researchers […]

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Independent website rates Dismore ‘high’ and ‘very high’ and Offord ‘low’, in responding to email

Independent website https://www.writetothem.com/stats/2005/mps has surveyed MPs’ responses to email correspondence from constituents, sent through their website. For the 4 years that Andrew Dismore was surveyed when he was MP for Hendon, Mr Dismore  was consistently rated as either ‘very high’ or ‘high’ in the timely service he offered to constituents  in replying  to their emails. In contrast, current  Conservative MP  Mr. Offord […]

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Dismore speaks out for Cyprus in Trafalgar Square

Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon addressed the Cyprus rally in  Trafalgar Square on 13th July, to mark the 40th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of 1974. Speaking in Greek, Mr Dismore said: ( translation) “ We are meeting after 40 years of illegal occupation, injustice and  struggle for human rights, and after 40 years […]

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Letter for publication: school places rebuttal

Cllr Reuben Thompstone (letters 10/7/14) is trying to pull the wool over people’s eyes concerning class sizes in infant schools. The Department for Education figures confirm the numbers I previously published, that 1,343 children are in larger sized classes over 30. I suspect his number reflects the fact that so many of Barnet’s schools have been forced out of the […]

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