Shadow Transport Secretary Mary Creagh MP accepted the invitation of Andrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon to visit Mill Hill Broadway, to hear from local residents about the problems on the Thameslink line and at the station. Mr Dismore said: “I am delighted Mary came as First Capital Connect’s passengers are fed up with the […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon, met senior TNT managers at their Colindale depot on 12/5/14, to see what they had to say in answer to the poor performance of TNT since they started deliveries in Hendon at the end of February. Mr Dismore raised the many complaints he had received, including the misdelivery of […]
Read moreLabour Parliamentary Candidate for Hendon Andrew Dismore has today written to the Hendon Conservative MP Matthew Offord calling on him to back Labour’s amendment to the Consumer Rights Bill, an amendment which would ban letting agent fees for tenants. The amendment will be debated later on Tuesday in the House of Commons, after which Labour will call a vote. […]
Read moreAndrew Dismore, Labour London Assembly member and parliamentary candidate for Hendon has welcomed Ed Miliband’s plans for 25 hours free childcare for working parents of 3 and 4 year olds which could help hundreds of local mothers get back to work or work extra hours. Labour will also give a legal guarantee to parents with primary-aged children that they […]
Read moreNew research commissioned by Labour from the House of Commons Library has revealed a staggering 71% increase in the number of working people claiming housing benefit in Barnet compared with 2010. 11,374 Barnet working families are now reliant on Housing Benefit The huge increase in people who are in work claiming Housing Benefit is the result of the Conservative Government’s […]
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