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TAKE ACTION TODAY, PUT THEM AWAY! Distribution Partner List LOCATION ADDRESS Anfield Anfield Children’s Centre, Oakfield, L4 2QG Belle Vale & Belle Vale & Hunts Cross Children’s Centre Allerton and Hunts Cross Clubmoor & Clubmoor & Ellergreen Children’s Centre, Utting Avenue Norris Green East, L11 1DQ County & County & Walton Children’s Centre Warbreck County Site: Arnot Street, L4 4ED Walton Site: 99 Cavendish Drive, L9 1NB Riverside & St Dingle Lane Children’s Centre, Dingle Lane, L8 9UB Michael’s Everton Everton Children’s Centre, Spencer St, L6 2WF Fazakerley & Fazakerley & Croxteth Children’s Centre Croxteth Fazakerley Site: Barlow’s Lane, L9 9EH Croxteth Site: Parkstile Lane, L11 0BQ Kirkdale Fountains & Vauxhall Children’s Centre Fountains Site: Fountains Road, L4 1QH Vauxhall Site: Titchfield Street, L5 8UT Speke/Garston, Garston, Church & Mossley Hill Children’s Centre Cressington, Garston Site: 70 Banks Road, L19 8JZ Church and Church + Mossley Hill Site: Herondale Road, L18 1JX Mossley Princes Park Gransby Children’s Centre, Eversley Street, L8 2TU Kensington Kensington Children’s Centre, Lifebank Centre, Quorn Street, L7 2QR Picton Picton Children’s Centre, 139 Earle Rd, L7 6HD Speke Speke Children’s Centre, Conleach Road, L24 OTW Old Swan Stoneycroft Children’s Centre, 38 Scotia Road, L13 6QJ Tuebrook and Tuebrook & West Derby Children’s Centre Stoneycroft & Tuebrook Site: 61 Lower Breck Road, L6 4BX West Derby West Derby Site: Leyfield Road, L12 9EY Wavertree, Wavertree, Childwall & Woolton Children’s Centre Greenbank, Wavertree Site: 85 Wellington Road, L15 4LE Childwall & Woolton Site: Rudston Road, L16 4PQ Childwall and Woolton Yew Tree & Yew Tree & Knotty Ash Children’s Centre Knotty Ash Yew Tree Site: Berryford Road, L14 4ED Knotty Ash Site: Dovecot MAC, Dovecot Place, L14 9BA .

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Save Sefton Park Meadows and Liverpool Greenspaces Survey Liverpool Local Elections 2015 Additional Comments @ April 29th Statement from Liverpool Green Party: ‘All Liverpool Green Party candidates in the local and General Elections are opposed to the sale and development of Sefton Park Meadows. All Green Party candidates in the local and General Elections are opposed to development on parkland and established green spaces which are cherished by local people.’ Cllr Lawrence Brown, Greenbank Ward and agent for Martin Dobson, Riverside Parliamentary Candidate Statement from Liverpool Liberal Democrats: ‘In simple terms the answers to your questions are NO and NO! All Liberal Democrat candidates in Liverpool are campaigning against the sale of Sefton Park Meadows and other green spaces in our city. This is leading issue in our local manifesto, it's on every piece of election literature we are putting out, and our leader Richard Kemp and a number of our candidates have had major roles in the various fights across Liverpool to protect our parks and green spaces.’ Andrew Makinson, Central Liberal Democrats Office Liverpool Statement from Northwest Liberal Party: ‘In general terms we have been robustly defending parks right across the city and our party submission called for greater effort to tackle 480 Hectares brownfield, instead need to tackle long term vacant houses including triggering council tax threshold to one month as an alternative approach. If we are elected to Planning Committee we have to be careful making a pledge on a specific site as would debar us voting, as you should be aware. Steve Radford, Northwest Liberals Individual Candidate Comments: GREENBANK WARD 1.
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