Leafleting outside Chadwell Primary today
Last night at the Redbridge Council cabinet, Cllr Athwal, the Leader of the Council agreed to my request to consider following the example of Hackney Council and start no-idling zones along with signs stating £80 enforcement fines. Cllr Athwal said he would get back to me by the 22nd December with a decision. A recording of what was said is at my Facebook page andywalker19 and my twitter @andywalker1945. I leafleted outside Chadwell School this morning seeking support.
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16th December 2020
Dear Parents
Stop the Tesco Toxic Towers & No-Idling
Zones
Last night at the Redbridge Council cabinet,
Cllr Athwal, the Leader of the Council agreed to my request to consider following
the example of Hackney Council and start no-idling zones along with signs stating
£80 enforcement fines. Cllr Athwal said he would get back to me by the 22nd
December with a decision. A recording of what was said is at my Facebook page andywalker19
and my twitter @andywalker1945
Anti-idling zones outside schools reduce
pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. Cllr Athwal is more likely to agree to
my request if parents write to him at jas.athwal@redbridge.gov.uk
The Council setting up no-idling zones outside
schools close to Tescos to reduce pollution will make it more difficult for
Cllrs to vote for the application for the Toxic Towers in the new year. This is
because no-idling zones highlight the importance of pollution and so put pressure
on Cllrs to be consistent on the issue and stop the Tesco application which will
increase pollution for residents.
Reclaim Redbridge is a cross party residents’
group which is campaigning against the Tesco Toxic Towers, you can get updates
by downloading Telegram and a QR reader at the code below.
Regards
Andy Walker
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