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November 2010 Blog Posts (2)
Brent Cross Incinerator Discussed in Commons
Environmental groups opposing the Brent Cross incinerator took their fight to the House of Commons on Tuesday of last week. Together with invited MPs, they heard leading waste experts spell out the dangers of incinerators, such as that proposed at Brent Cross, and the arguments for a “zero waste” alternative. However, Mike Freer, local MP for Finchley and Golders Green failed to attend.
Brent Cross Cricklewood Coalition members from local Friends of the Earth (FoE) groups in… Continue
Brent Cross Cricklewood Coalition members from local Friends of the Earth (FoE) groups in… Continue
Added by Martin Roger Francis on November 9, 2010 at 23:45 — No Comments
Brent Green Party's Submission on Waste Strategy
Brent Green Party Submission to Brent Council Waste Collection
Strategy Consultation. 20 October 2010
1. This is Brent Green Party’s contribution to the consultation of Brent residents on
the proposed arrangements for residential waste collection.
Firstly we would like to say that there would seem much to commend the new
arrangements particularly as they are based on the current practices of 20 top
performing local authorities. The proposals are clearly driven by… Continue
Strategy Consultation. 20 October 2010
1. This is Brent Green Party’s contribution to the consultation of Brent residents on
the proposed arrangements for residential waste collection.
Firstly we would like to say that there would seem much to commend the new
arrangements particularly as they are based on the current practices of 20 top
performing local authorities. The proposals are clearly driven by… Continue
Added by Martin Roger Francis on November 3, 2010 at 16:34 — No Comments
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BIG LAUNCH of the EDIBLE HIGH ROAD at library on Salusbury Road
May 18, 2013 from 10:30am to 1pm
BIG LAUNCH of the EDIBLE HIGH ROAD on SALUSBURY ROAD this Saturday 18th May 10.30am to 1pmAll help is very welcome for the Big Launch of the Edible High Road - a river of fruit and nut trees on Salusbury Road for three weeks. It is this Saturday outside the library on Salusbury Road 10.30am to 1pm. Helpers are being asked to bring food and drink and we'll be giving out info about Transition Town Kensal to Kilburn, and Field to Fork a new local food growing initiative. We will be delivering the…See More
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