Badly defeated at the last London mayor election, Harrow Tory councillor, also a Tory-placed member at the London Assembly, Cllr Hall politicises the closure of some police front desks in London.
After a plenary meeting in City Hall that discussed the closure of police front counters, she aired, “Sadiq Khan makes these decisions, but he will not come and answer questions for us. Sadiq Khan is a disgrace. Sadiq Khan is a disgrace” her typical hateful line, and from the Reform UK, of course.
While face to face reporting of crime to the police is ideal, pinning the closure of some front counters on Sir Sadiq Khan obviously confirms Cllr Hall’s long personal campaign against the third time London mayor.
A powerful YouTube channel, Maximilien Robespierre* analytically explains that Cllr Hall has a little knowledge of crime and policing in the UK (this also became obvious during her nasty London Mayor campaign that was apparently like ‘striping down a car engine’, her teenage training).
They point out that as the Metropolitan Police in London face a £260 million shortfall, they’re looking for ways to save money, and one way is to close front counters, with a potential saving of about £7m.
“Why would they do such a thing, because isn’t it really important to have these front counters open? Yes, but only 5% of crimes reported in Britain are now actually reported at these counters. The rest are by phone or by online platforms. Therefore, it doesn’t make economic sense for the Met to hope to keep a lot of these front counters open”.
Was it not the tightness of the budget that 65 police stations along with 10 fire stations were closed when Boris Johnson was the mayor?
About the mayor’s attendance to the meeting, Sir Sadiq Khan has a lot of duties and don’t have to attend every meeting, they explain.
Regarding the rise of certain crimes in London, it’s important that we look at the causes of those crimes; in many cases, it’s related to poverty – so this is not something that the Mayor can fix or has very little power over fixing, argues the channel.
“But the Conservatives are just looking for anything they can latch on to this and say, it’s Sadiq Khan’s fault, and Sadiq Khan needs to go” they said.
* Maximilien Robespierre
After a plenary meeting in City Hall that discussed the closure of police front counters, she aired, “Sadiq Khan makes these decisions, but he will not come and answer questions for us. Sadiq Khan is a disgrace. Sadiq Khan is a disgrace” her typical hateful line, and from the Reform UK, of course.
While face to face reporting of crime to the police is ideal, pinning the closure of some front counters on Sir Sadiq Khan obviously confirms Cllr Hall’s long personal campaign against the third time London mayor.
A powerful YouTube channel, Maximilien Robespierre* analytically explains that Cllr Hall has a little knowledge of crime and policing in the UK (this also became obvious during her nasty London Mayor campaign that was apparently like ‘striping down a car engine’, her teenage training).
They point out that as the Metropolitan Police in London face a £260 million shortfall, they’re looking for ways to save money, and one way is to close front counters, with a potential saving of about £7m.
“Why would they do such a thing, because isn’t it really important to have these front counters open? Yes, but only 5% of crimes reported in Britain are now actually reported at these counters. The rest are by phone or by online platforms. Therefore, it doesn’t make economic sense for the Met to hope to keep a lot of these front counters open”.
Was it not the tightness of the budget that 65 police stations along with 10 fire stations were closed when Boris Johnson was the mayor?
About the mayor’s attendance to the meeting, Sir Sadiq Khan has a lot of duties and don’t have to attend every meeting, they explain.
Regarding the rise of certain crimes in London, it’s important that we look at the causes of those crimes; in many cases, it’s related to poverty – so this is not something that the Mayor can fix or has very little power over fixing, argues the channel.
“But the Conservatives are just looking for anything they can latch on to this and say, it’s Sadiq Khan’s fault, and Sadiq Khan needs to go” they said.
* Maximilien Robespierre
Harrow Monitoring Group 
What does Hall ever understand other than being consumed by her obnoxious behaviour & vindictiveness to the detriment of Harrow Residents & others?
Being permanently mothballed in a Museum is the best course of action which should be instigated against the pathetic specimen.
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