Posted by Richard Barnbrook in Latest News on 18. Jun, 2009 | Comments
This is the official website of Richard Barnbrook – GLA Member.
London is facing a number of growing problems: crime, housing and transport are among the main ones, and these are all aggravated by continual and uncontrolled mass-immigration.
Parts of our capital city are coming to resemble a dangerous and grotty third-world town. On 1st May 2008 [...]
Here’s something received in my mailbox recently concerning the policing of the G20 protests. Not being there myself I cannot vouch for the accuracy however I’ll use this blog to giver this letter the wider audience it deserves.
Dear Richard Barnbrook,
I would very much appreciate it if you could take time to read the account of [...]
Here’s my latest batch of responses from Mayor Boris. Looking at last night’s Channel Four Dispatches expose it would seem that I’m not the City Hall bad boy anymore.
Richard Barnbrook
The House of Lords EU Committee has recently stated that the European Union should be utilised in order to assist with “security” during the 2012 Olympic [...]
The following press release will be going out this afternoon but I thought you might like a preview before I press the button.
Variable congestion charge is simply an excuse to tax and spy
“Six years ago, there was no congestion charge. Now, proposals for an ‘intelligent congestion charge system’ are being considered which would in effect [...]
Just to keep you all up to date with events here at City Hall, here are the results of my written inqisition of Mayor Boris. For the time being he enjoys the destinction of being the only major politician to be inconvenienced in such a manner by a British National Party politician.
Gaza demonstrations
Question No: 247 [...]
Posted by Richard Barnbrook in Latest News on 08. Mar, 2010 | Comments
These days, regrettably, I find myself very much an ‘armchair artist.’ But this I mean that I often find myself toying with ideas for paintings and sculptures, but I simply lack the time for execution. Consequently, despite the inspiration, the creations never get off the drawing board.
I have friends who could fairly be described [...]
Posted by Richard Barnbrook in Latest News on 08. Mar, 2010 | Comments
I promised a little while back to work more closely with the Police on the issue of knife crime in order to convey accurate information to the public about this terrible problem. To this end I asked my good colleague Mark Walker to request information under the Freedom of Information Act from the Metropolitan Police. [...]
Posted by Richard Barnbrook in Latest News on 08. Mar, 2010 | Comments
If you are a habitual reader of my blog, you will know that I frequently denounce the political elite of all parties for their self seeking agenda, and paying scant attention for the wishes and views of the people whom they purport to represent. Well, my indignation rose to new heights last month when I [...]
Posted by Richard Barnbrook in Latest News on 23. Feb, 2010 | Comments
Some of you may be aware that I was found guilty last September of bringing Barking and Dagenham Council into disrepute. The original complaint against me was made by Labour Cllr. Val Rush. The state sponsored Searchlight magazine have claimed that she was contacted by them. Subsequently she acted as their dupe or proxy. Later [...]
Posted by Richard Barnbrook in Latest News on 16. Feb, 2010 | Comments
When establishment politicians start listening to the public one thing is certain – an election is imminent! Jack Straw recently threw out plans for a 1,500-inmate prison on the former Ford plant in Dagenham. The BNP opposed the category B jail being sited there. This is a victory for Dagenham folk and for the British [...]
Posted by Richard Barnbrook in Latest News on 16. Feb, 2010 | Comments
It seems that the election campaign in Barking and Dagenham is going to be a dirty fight. My Council colleague Bob Bailey was recently turned away from a freedom of the Borough ceremony on the spurious grounds he was drunk! A charge he has vociferously denied. Bob acted with great restraint and dignity and avoided [...]
