Showing posts with label Sian Berry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sian Berry. Show all posts
Wednesday 23 August 2023

Utilising 'dead spaces' - empty shops and offices - for community use - Zoom call 29th August 7pm-9pm

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  Wembley Matters readers aware of the number of 'dead spaces' in Brent may be interested in this discussion: From City Hall Greens...
Saturday 22 October 2022

Appeal to London Assembly following Ealing Council's approval of Twyford Abbey application for bulding on Metropolitan Open Land

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Ealing Planning Committee's approval of the development at Twyford Abbey is subject to referral to the GLA.  Local resident Kiran Rao ha...
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Wednesday 24 August 2022

Will the London Assembly Transport Committee Make Time for Bus Driver Toilet Dignity? Guest post by Lorraine Robertson

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Guest post by retired London bus driver Lorraine Robertson first published on 'The Bus Stops Here: Safer Oxford Street for Everyone '...
Tuesday 19 January 2021

Greens reveal loss of 13,500 social and council homes, in London boroughs, including Brent, since 2003

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In a report relevant to this afternoon's Community and Wellbeing Scrutiny Committe  a new report by Sian Berry, Green Party Assembly Mem...
Sunday 1 November 2020

Sadiq Khan agrees 6 month deal on TfL funding - scrapping of Under-18s and Over-60s free travel 'defeated' or just delayed?

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 From the London Mayor Sadiq Khan's Office The Mayor of London has today reached an eleventh-hour agreement with the Government on a fu...
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Friday 7 August 2020

Cross party campaign needed to oppose Jenrick's assault on the community's already limited say on new developments

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The Wembley Park skyline from Barnhill Residents of Brent may feel frustrated that their opposition to developments in South Kilburn, ...
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Sunday 10 May 2020

Greens: Outcry from workers proves Government proposals not consulted upon or thought through

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Responding to Boris Johnson’s public address this evening Sian Berry, co-leader of the Green Paarty  said: We were told we were going to...
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Monday 21 January 2019

St Raphael's residents appeal to Green AM Sian Berry to ensure they have a say on estate refurbishment/rebuild

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Residents of St Rapahel's Estate in Brent have launched a petition appealing to Sian Berry, Green Party AM, to intervene with London...
Wednesday 1 August 2018

Tenure split at Old Oak development does not reflect local housing need

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Sian Berry. Green Party Assembly Member for London has submitted her response to the  second Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporati...