Shocking new figures have revealed that Camden residents will have to wait much longer for a fire engine in an emergency due to Tory fire station closure plans. The London Fire Brigade have released a ward by ward breakdown of the increased response times that will result from the Mayor of London’s plans to cut 12 fire stations, including Belsize and Clerkenwell.
Camden council will take a major step forward in enhancing digital services for residents through a new deal with Arqiva to deliver public Wi-Fi to streets and open spaces across the borough.
Camden has led a group of 17 Councils across London to secure deals that will provide a wireless network where residents, businesses and visitors will be able to access 30 minutes of free Wi-Fi services every day using registered devices such as smartphones, laptops and tablets.
Camden’s Labour Group held its annual general meeting this evening.
Below is a list of those elected for the 2013-14 municipal year:
A march to save Belsize fire station will take place on 25 May at 12 noon from Oriel Place (at the top of Hampstead High Street) to Belsize fire station in Lancaster Grove.
The Tory Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, wants to close 12 fire stations, remove 18 fire engines and slash 520 frontline fire station posts.
Camden Labour Party is recruiting a full-time borough organiser to assist with campaigning and other party activity.
Applicants must be members of the Labour Party and should have paid or voluntary experience working in an organising capacity for an MP or local Labour Party/Labour Group. The post is full-time and will involve some flexible working, including some weekends and evenings (appropriate time off in lieu will be given).
How to apply: Those interested in applying should request an application pack from Maeve McCormack camdenlabourparty@gmail.com.
To apply please send a curriculum vitae, a completed equal opportunities monitoring form and a covering letter outlining how you meet the person specification to camdenlabourparty@gmail.com.
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