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Tag Archives: Parks
Will the Council apologise for threatening us over Harthill being part of the Park?
Now that the dust has settled a bit on the great victory by LOGS in the High Court last week, I have expanded my questions. I have written to a senior officer at the council today asking for responses to … Continue reading
Extraordinary meeting to discuss future of Harthill & Calderstones Park
Last week a marvelous thing happened which I have never seen before in my political life. A local community raised £40,000 to fight the Council at a Judicial Review which was held in the High Court in Manchester. This week … Continue reading
Motion to Council on Calderstones Park backs campaign by local residents in the High Court
Does this look like a brownfield site to you? No me neither. Does it look like part of the Park? It does to me and to you I have no doubt! On the day that local campaigners travel to the … Continue reading
Let’s stop people getting ill – A radical policy for health & social care
When the late,great Ken Dodd sang his most well-loved song, “happiness”and made people happy he was singing about the most important thing in our lives that keeps us from needing the NHS If I wanted to make a controversial statement … Continue reading
The Future of Calderstones and Stanley Parks
We believe a way can be found to bring innovation into our parks and cut costs BUT local residents and park users must be a huge part of the process At its meeting on Friday the Cabinet of Liverpool City … Continue reading
The Three Fundamental Deceits about Calderstones Park
Some of the 300 respectable ladies and gents who were described as a screaming mob when they dared to protest about the Mayor’s plans to build on part of Calderstones Park Today the council’s planning committee met to consider the … Continue reading
Mayor Anderson challenged to public debates about Liverpool Parks
Protestors at Walton Hall Park One of the Many in Liverpool up in arms about the Mayor’s sell off plans I am today issuing a challenge to Joe Anderson to debate the sale of parts of Calderstones Park; Walton Hall … Continue reading
