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London Borough of Lewisham November 2018 Extension of the Bakerloo Line the Government Is Making a Proposal to Extend the Bakerl London Borough of Lewisham November 2018 Extension of the Bakerloo line The government is making a proposal to extend the bakerloo line to reach as far as Hayes, Bromley. In addition, it touches more towns in Lewisham Borough and reduce congestion in road traffic. Single use plastic We have been tackling to reduce re-use and recycle single use plastic bags, but sometimes they fly away to the ocean. Over time, it shrinks until the material becomes microscopic and eaten by fishes as a mistake for plankton. We should re-use more of them & strong bags, so fewer of them are sent to the ocean by mistake. ` London Borough of Hackney Imagine a whale eating 50 yellow plastic bags in the ocean by Privatisation accident. Comparing a baby eating 50 plastic toys by accident. The empty land near Dalston Lane that has been isolated for a long time, should be for the public rather than private. This brings back to Lewisham. The empty land near Besson Street, New Cross; has not been dealt for at least 5 years. We believe that the pub was the problem, but flats are also destroyed. We are promised that they will build cafe, library, shops and gyms and residential houses. It is the question of when and will they? Dalston Square is suppose to be for the residents than the anti-social people. But at the moment, the anti-social people are dominating the area which damages local businesses and residents. Polices are not doing enough to stop them or move them, despite they are involving illegal substances to themselves and the society. In Beecholme and Casimir, Stop S, Lea Bridge Road; Clapton, Hackney; the people are providing gardening courses at Sunday, to promote better public services to the people and to develop the strong society & community. London Borough of Hillingdon High Speed 2 (HS2) LTD The people are reporting trees and habitats are destroyed for the new project to travel from London to Birmingham (BIR), West Midlands; and the government are not sustaining or actioning for Newyears green’s, Uxbridge. London Euston already has existing train line that goes to Birmingham so, why does the government want to build another one? They should improve the existing train line or building a fast railtrack 50 metres away from original railtrack, just like metropolitan line. Visit Colne Valley. Uxbridge bus station, bus U9 to Harefield Hospital, tell the bus driver to stop at Dog’s Trust West London, explore the nature and if you agree to stop HS2 project then communicate to Hillingdon council or HS2 LTD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_rAovVr2kI Bibliography are linked on the title and pictures, not available on paper copy (PDF access only) If you have information in Lewisham Borough and want us to include in this gazette or subscribe, write an e-mail to [email protected] , 02032864660. Produced by QNMC LTD. ​ ​ London Borough of Lewisham December 2018 ​ Single use plastic A solution for single use plastic is to make eco-brick. This is done by putting plastic inside a plastic bottle, to form a material which is used for any framework for example, a statue or work of art. This idea is from Indonesia, Asia. We are ashamed how United Kingdom (UK) is a nation that mass produces plastic but a third world country is able to clean up our mess. Please contact us to provide eco-bricks to us, so we will make our very first plastic bench in Lewisham Borough! Also, to show the people in Indonesia that their voices are heard and making our planet a better place to live! Brighton, Sussex People’s vote After the referendum, two citizens, a cleaner and a lawyer led a group to sue against the parliament and they have won. Ever since then, the project/campaign has increased massively and the people of United Kingdom gained more knowledge of the consequences of leaving European Union completely. To this age, Caroline, Brighton Green Party; took over leadership as ‘ People’s vote’ to ask for the Member of Parliament to vote again to see whether we should have another referendum again. Her example of the second referendum is perfect. ● If a cash buyer/ client wants to buy a property in UK, the first decision is to buy ( first referendum). ● The client may want to seek surveyor’s report or advised to have one, and this factor has influence to see whether the client will get a better offer (Britannia Exit deal) from the vendor (seller of the property) . ● Again, the client decides whether the purchase should proceed at all according to the evidence given ( consequences information from leaving or staying European Union completely). London Borough of Southwark Air Pollution Southwark has implemented a policy to tackle air pollution by providing a £80 penalty for car drivers who have their car engine on idle. Lewisham discussed about this issue but there is no system to solve or reduce the air pollution in our borough. London Borough of Barnet Capita The people have been complaining about how customer/telephone services in Barnet have been outsourced and failing to provide simple information to the public because of reduced budget given on taxes/funds. Bibliography are linked on the title and pictures, not available on paper copy (PDF access only) If you have information in Lewisham Borough and want us to include in this gazette or subscribe, write an e-mail to [email protected] , 02032864660. Produced by QNMC LTD. ​ ​ London Borough of Lewisham January 2019 ​ Single use plastic A solution for single use plastic is to make eco-brick. This is done by putting plastic inside a plastic bottle, to form a material which is used for any framework for example, a statue or work of art. Please contact us to provide eco-bricks to us, so we will make our very first plastic bench in Lewisham Borough! Also, to show the people in Indonesia, Asia; that their voices are being heard to solve Earth’s problem! Brighton, Sussex People’s vote After the vote in the house of the parliament in January 2019, the people vote to disagree with our prime minister to obtain an additional agreement from European Union after leaving. Our Prime Minister should have spoken with the people or the public before making any decision. Now Islington Member Parliament, Jeremy Corbyn; advances the people’s vote for a second referendum. We all know that Caroline from Brighton has put a lot of effort to have a second referendum but many people believes there is no chance. Now, there is a possibility that we will have a final say on whether we remain or leave European Union with the vast amount of the consequences. London Borough of West Central London Policy The people believe they should focus more on campaign/project rather than policy itself. Policy is good to know, but it is tedious and long winded and forceful. Campaign promotes interest. I believe people will learn faster, they will implement by their heart instead of by force and the implement will convert into a policy. Relating to Lewisham, many of the citizens are uneducated, therefore campaign is key for the Lewisham public to be involved indirectly to politics without having knowledge to change the world. London Borough of Hounslow Homeless & Single use plastic During the meeting, a newly green councillor from Richmond & Twickenham introduced herself and explains what happens after being elected. The people mostly want to tackle Homeless. One of the solution is to put a spare clothes in the rails, so the homeless know that there in an indirect support from the public. In addition, a supermarket Morrison in Brentford has declare that they will put fewer plastic into their meat products and many other products. This is difficult to tackle in Lewisham because the public sees a lot of intentional homeless people. Bibliography are linked on the title and pictures, not available on paper copy (PDF access only) If you have information in Lewisham Borough and want us to include in this gazette or subscribe, write an e-mail to [email protected] , 02032864660. Produced by QNMC LTD. ​ ​ London Borough of Lewisham February 2019 ​ Single use plastic QNMC LTD has made its first plastic bin, ​ ​ thank to Lambeth’s Green Councillor, Becca; and Norwood Feast for their idea and support for QNMC LTD to develop its first project. Now we aim to promote this in London as possible, so everybody will contribute and to tackle Labour Councillors in Lewisham to use this solution to make Lewisham a better place to live! House of Parliament, City, London Independent Group Three Conservative MP and Labour MP have left their own political group to form a political group called ‘Independent Group’. According to Lewisham Deptford’s Labour MP, Vicky Foxcroft; she does not agree with the second referendum or support people’s vote and insist she wants ‘ Politics’ to be a compulsory subject for students. Really? We have never voted for her to do this. We voted for her for Lewisham’s housing and poverty. She is no different from our Prime Minister, following their own idea instead of liasing with the people and society. London Borough of Hillingdon Ward’s Councillors One of the ward is starting to have one councillor, this is really crucial for Us since it is conservative dominated. Its member Sarah, again challenged HS2 to stop their regime from destroying Londoner’s water ​ ​ facility. Many of the wards have been reduced from the traditional three councillors to two councillors. London Borough of Hackney Sheffield’s Mayor Sheffield’s Mayor Magid Magid attended to Dalston, Hackney, London; to inform his experience of becoming a Green Party Mayor in Sheffield.
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