Auditor progress on Metpro after all! Further developments with the auditor reveal he is taking action after all in response to the concerns raised by me in my request for a public interest inquiry and by many other members of the public, too. The door remains open to such an inquiry and I will renew my demand for this in […]
Read moreBelow you can find my response to the email I received from Grant Thornton and their response to my request for an inquiry. Dear Mr Hughes, Thank you for your reply, which I consider to be very disappointing, as I know will many other Barnet residents. Can you please set out in detail what steps you will be taking to “monitor […]
Read morePRESS RELEASE: IMMEDIATE: 7th July 2011 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST REVEALS GLA MEMBER COLEMAN NOT INTERESTED IN CAMDEN Andrew Dismore, Labour London assembly candidate for Barnet and Camden has just received the response to a Freedom of Information Act request he submitted to Camden Council, enquiring about the activity (or lack of it ) of the sitting London Assembly member, […]
Read morePlease see below copy text of my response to the appointed auditor who has refused a public interest inquiry into Barnet contracting processes: Dear Mr Hughes, Thank you for your letter of 30th June. You do not wish to conduct a public interest inquiry because you say, in summary: The council is taking action It might undermine confidence in the […]
Read moreDear Editor, So the two Boroughs of Barnet and Camden are to lose 9 Safer Neighbourhood Team sergeants between them, as a first stage precursor to Boris Johnson’s much deeper intended police cuts: the Metropolitan Police Authority has said London will lose 1800 police officers by 2013/4: an average of 50 for every London borough, as a result of Mayor […]
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