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Tag Archives: environment
Reclaim the Marsh Celebration
We’ve made a new Page on Facebook for our Reclaim the Marsh Celebration, which will take place on Sunday 21st October. This is a space for people to share thoughts and ideas about the day as well as performers to … Continue reading
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Tagged celebration, community, environment, freedom, Reclaim the Marsh, Save Leyton Marsh
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Request for Positive Legacy from the ODA
Dear Richard Arnold and Mark Sorrell, I am writing on behalf of Save Leyton Marsh group. We would like to repeat the request we have made at several meetings with the ODA that your organisation ensures positive legacy benefits … Continue reading
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Tagged Basket ball court, Campaigning, Carl Miller, environment, legacy what legacy, Petition, Save Leyton Marsh
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Beginning
For a report of the visit by Jenny Jones of the Green Party, please go to our Press Releases page Great film by Ophelie Couture about the struggle to Save Leyton Marsh. BEGINNING from Ophélie Couture on Vimeo. Solidarity with … Continue reading
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Tagged Contamination, environment, eviction, film, freedom, High Court, Injunctions, Leyton Marsh, Olympics, Ophelie Couture, political policing, protest
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Green and Pleasant Land? It was before the Olympics!
Below is a letter from a local resident published in the Guardian (14 June 2012) in response to Danny Boyle’s opening ceremony for the Olympics, which will be based upon the notion of our ‘green and pleasant land’. The green … Continue reading
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Tagged Danny Boyle, environment, letters, Leyton Marsh, ODA, Olympics, openin ceremony, the Guardian
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Simon Moore arrested for allegedly breaching the terms of his Olympic ASBO!
We have just heard that Simon Moore has today been arrested in Windsor for allegedly breaching the terms of his Olympic Asbo. Simon Moore, who is a great friend of Save Leyton Marsh, was part of a group of people … Continue reading
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Tagged ASBO, Campaigning, diggers2012, environment, freedom, High Court, Injunctions, Occupy, Olympics, political policing, prisoner support, protest, repression, Simon Moore, solidarity
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Saturday 2nd June – Another Successful Day Campaigning!
Save Leyton Marsh Group decided that it was time to get out on the streets campaigning today, specifically to collect names for our petition demanding an immediate removal of the hazardous waste and restoration of the marsh to an open … Continue reading
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Tagged Boris, Campaigning, environment, hazardous material, Leyton Marsh, Olympics, Petition, safety, Save Leyton Marsh, Waltham Forest Council
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Open Letter ‘Enough is Enough’ on Leyton Marsh!
21st May 2012 Dear [Chief Executive/Leader/Project Manager/Councillor/Member etc of] [Olympic Delivery Authority] [London 2012] [ARUP] [NUSSLI] [Lee Valley Regional Park Authority] [Waltham Forest Council] [Environment Agency] [Health and Safety Executive] [British Waterways] [Greater London Authority] RE: CONTINUED ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS AT … Continue reading
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Tagged dogs, environment, hazardous material, Leyton Marsh, ODA, open letter, poisoning, safety, Save Leyton Marsh, toxic, Waltham Forest Council
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