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Peas & Cues
Here is a copy of the leaflet we are having printed up
STOP THE EVICTIONS
Stop Lambeth Council and Network Rail ripping the heart out of our community
The independent shops and businesses in the railway arches in Atlantic Road and Station Road are at risk. Their Landlord, Network Rail, in partnership with Lambeth Council, propose to evict over 30 units in order to complete a facelift, estimated to take over a year. Once completed, tenants will face massive rent increases of around 300%, which in effect, will exclude them from the area.
Generations of these families have served the local community through thick and thin, for over eighty years.
Together with the market, they are at the heart of Brixton’s long-established, diverse trading community. We want them to continue to provide our community with the goods and services that we rely on.
We are proud of the blending of different cultures and customs that has characterised our past and shaped our neighbourhood, Brixton.
We want to see that community continue to thrive in the future.
We need to all stand up and make our voice heard together.
If you want to protect the uniqueness of Brixton town centre and the communities it provides for, send e-mails, letters and tweets to any or all of the people below:
C.E.O. of Network Rail: Mark Carne mark.carne@network rail.co.uk
Leader of Lambeth Council: Lib Peck lpeck@lambeth.gov.uk
Lambeth Cabinet Member for Jobs, growth, Future Brixton: Jack Hopkins jhopkins@lambeth.gov.uk
Secretary of State for Businesses: Vince Cable cablev@parliament.uk
Minister for Small Businesses: Rt.Hon Matthew Hancock enquiries@bis.gsi.gov.uk
Shadow business secretary: Chuka Amunna chuka.umunna.mp@parliament.uk
Prime Minister: David Cameron camerond@parliament.uk
Labour Leader: Ed Milliband ed.miliband.mp@parliament.uk
Deputy prime minister: Nick Clegg psdpm@cabinet-office.x.gsi.gov.uk
Mayor of London: Boris Johnson mayor@london.gov.uk
led a Governmental review into the future of Britain's high streets:Mary Portas ress@maryportas.com
your support will decide if we have a future to support you
Thank you
STOP THE EVICTIONS
Stop Lambeth Council and Network Rail ripping the heart out of our community
The independent shops and businesses in the railway arches in Atlantic Road and Station Road are at risk. Their Landlord, Network Rail, in partnership with Lambeth Council, propose to evict over 30 units in order to complete a facelift, estimated to take over a year. Once completed, tenants will face massive rent increases of around 300%, which in effect, will exclude them from the area.
Generations of these families have served the local community through thick and thin, for over eighty years.
Together with the market, they are at the heart of Brixton’s long-established, diverse trading community. We want them to continue to provide our community with the goods and services that we rely on.
We are proud of the blending of different cultures and customs that has characterised our past and shaped our neighbourhood, Brixton.
We want to see that community continue to thrive in the future.
We need to all stand up and make our voice heard together.
If you want to protect the uniqueness of Brixton town centre and the communities it provides for, send e-mails, letters and tweets to any or all of the people below:
C.E.O. of Network Rail: Mark Carne mark.carne@network rail.co.uk
Leader of Lambeth Council: Lib Peck lpeck@lambeth.gov.uk
Lambeth Cabinet Member for Jobs, growth, Future Brixton: Jack Hopkins jhopkins@lambeth.gov.uk
Secretary of State for Businesses: Vince Cable cablev@parliament.uk
Minister for Small Businesses: Rt.Hon Matthew Hancock enquiries@bis.gsi.gov.uk
Shadow business secretary: Chuka Amunna chuka.umunna.mp@parliament.uk
Prime Minister: David Cameron camerond@parliament.uk
Labour Leader: Ed Milliband ed.miliband.mp@parliament.uk
Deputy prime minister: Nick Clegg psdpm@cabinet-office.x.gsi.gov.uk
Mayor of London: Boris Johnson mayor@london.gov.uk
led a Governmental review into the future of Britain's high streets:Mary Portas ress@maryportas.com
your support will decide if we have a future to support you
Thank you