Good Turn Out for photo shoot on Thursday: Now build the petition

Thank you to everyone attending the photo shoot on Thursday, a photo is above:

All Councillors voted for the plan to allow housing on the King George site.

The next step of the campaign is to get 1500 supporters to sign a petition to ask the Councillors to think again. Click on the petition link below to read the petition, if you could sign and share it would be much appreciated.

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Once we have 1500 signatures it causes a debate at the Town Hall, a good means of driving our campaign forward.





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