EWS1 changes (1) Question No: 2021/0877 Andrew Dismore Recent reports state that RICS is consulting on the use of EWS1 forms, particularly where there is no cladding visible on a high-rise building. Is this a reasonable action, given what we are learning from Grenfell Tower Inquiry phase 2 around flammable insulation and poor compartmentalisation? EWS1 changes (1) The Mayor Last […]
Read moreTithe Walk NW7 Question No: 2021/0857 Andrew Dismore Residents of Tithe Walk in Mill Hill have raised concerns about the dangers of cars entering their road at speed from the A1. They are requesting the implementation of a ‘no-left turn’ from the A1 into Tithe Walk via a petition which every resident of the road has signed. Will you ask […]
Read moreDear editor, This week’s budget was a huge let down. A massive giveaway for business, yet nothing for struggling services. Claps for the NHS, but no pay rise. Education? Barely a mention. Policing? Nothing. The Chancellor cannot continue to make rosy statements in in public, whilst doing so little in his budget. He failed to take action on social care, […]
Read moreThe Mayor of London has allowed Barnet Council to refuse a planning application to build 307 flats on the former Homebase site in North Finchley. The move was hailed by Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore and Anne Clarke, who is the Labour candidate for the seat in the forthcoming London Assembly Elections. At Barnet Council’s […]
Read moreLabour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore says Barnet Council could have lost millions of pounds in contributions from developers by not reviewing the Community Infrastructure Levy rate for 8 years, when it should be reviewed every 3 years. In his consultation response, Mr Dismore said: ‘Whilst I find it amusing that Barnet Council has finally gotten […]
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