June 2nd Newsletter
stopthetescotoxictowers.blogspot.com
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Dear
Residents 2nd
June 2020
Zoom
Stop the Tesco Toxic Towers Campaign Meeting Thursday 4th June 8:00pm:
Meeting
ID 858 3618 9868
Meeting
Password 168551
All
welcome to join the meeting.
Keith
Prince AM attended our last meeting and made a welcome commitment to
write to Tesco’s about sending him the air quality reports at local
schools. Sam Tarry MP has been invited to the meeting this Thursday.
Last week we agreed to sent up a Crowdfunding site to commission
Professor Peckham to produce our own air quality report. This has
been done today, I am waiting for more testimonials before promoting
the site. Ideas on how to raise the £3600 are welcome to be emailed
before or on the night. This may sound a daunting sum, but other
campaigns have raised similar sums and more. Professor Peckham’s
work at the Court of Appeal last year was instrumental to a
development being stopped (1). The colour leaflet is almost ready to
go to the printers, all the quotes are great, this one from Peter
Baker
“When
you stand at the junction of Barley Lane and Seven Kings High road
you can taste the pollution. A population increase of the size of the
proposed Tesco development will not only make matters worse for
existing neighbours , but also for new residents in their tower
block roof gardens who will also have to breathe it. Why would you
put so many people at risk.”
WhatsApp
Group For updates use the link
below please
https://chat.whatsapp.com/J4l9RNRN5ksA3dCe6oiWoV
Petition
update
The
petition calling for local schools to have pollution monitoring
stands at 420. The link is below
www.change.org/stoptheTTT
Crowdfunder
There
is a crowdfunder campaign for £300 for a colour leaflet to
distribute to local households is at halfway at £150
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/colour-leaflet-to-stop-the-tesco-toxic-tower
.
Any
donation, no matter how small is very welcome.
Regards
Andy
Walker – (1) Gladman Court of Appeal judgement Case No:
C1/2017/3476
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When are we going to learn that putting more and more people into even smaller spaces will lead to frustrations lower quality of life with yet even further demands upon the limited info structure,schools hospitals libraries and such.
ReplyDeleteAnd for what???
Certainly not for the benefit of local residents.....ask yourself is this density of housing improving the area or not.
With the additional council tax revenue coming in from these properties is it going to be reduced.....very much doubt it.
Enough said.
Ghettos, crime, drugs will certainly follow.....enough is enough......STOP THIS NOW
Agree
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