The latest goings on in Barnet

The Tories running the London Borough of Barnet do not appear to be reading from the same script as Mr Cameron when it comes to spending tax payers’ money. LDV has previously reported on some of the antics of new Barnet Mayor and London Assembly member Brian Coleman.

An update on the Not the Barnet Times blog would appear to indicate that Mike Freer, leader of Barnet Council and Tory PPC for Finchley and Golders Green, has some questions to answer as well.

It is interesting to note that the author of Not the Barnet Times is David Miller, a Tory party member and former Chair of Chipping Barnet Conservatives. I wonder if Mr Cameron shares Mr Miller’s view of the goings on in Barnet?

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