KHOODEELAAR! court actions on 'Crossrail hole plot'-inviters [26]Tower Hamlets Council

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KHOODEELAAR! ACTION AGAINST CROSSRAIL hole-inviter Tower Hamlets Council

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No to Crossrail hole Bill Demo against Tower Hamlets Council
By@Muhammad Haque
KHOODEELAAR BRICK LANE LONDON E1 AGAINST CROSSRAIL HOLE
07.02.2006 16:53

The ill-conceived and seriously flawed Crossrail Bill, now before a UK House of Commons Select committee, has been exposed as a sham by the chief executive of Canary Wharf, no less. No wonder the Crossrail Bill is not popular with the rest of the community in Tower Hamlets. They are demonstrating outside the Council building AM Wed 8 Feb 2006. The Council has been shown to have colluded with the hype for Crossrail plan without telling the community which now faces devastation unless the Bill is fundamentally altered or even scrapped in its present form.

NO CROSSRAIL HOLE!

NO DIGGING

IN

BRICK LANE

LONDON E1 AREA

DEMO AGAINST

TOWER HAMLETS

COUNCIL

WED 8 FEB 2006

Time: 1130

Where the demo is:

Outside the Tower Hamlets Council ‘Town Hall’

At 5 Clove Crescent, Mulberry Place, London E14 2BG

Organised by

KHOODEELAAR the Brick Lane London E1 Area campaign against the Crossrail hole plan-scheme Bill, 2006

Meet to board transport [Including COACH] at 1030 Corner of Hanbury Street and Spital Street London E1

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Brick Lane E1 Campaiagn against Crossrail hole demo today
08.02.2006 09:44


The key demand being pressed today Wednesday 8 February 2006 on Tower Hamlets Council - is in the resolution passed at the KHOODEELAAR campaign meeting on Sunday 22 January 2006 .

Here are the texts as contained in THE khoodeelaar legal letter to Tower Hamlets Council chief executive on 25 January 2006

Brick Lane London E1 Area Campaign against the Crossrail hole Bill 2006
© Muhammad Haque / CBRUK / KHOODEELAAR / LAWMEDIA 2006


KHOODEELAAR! legal affairs e-mail
 lawmedia@hotmail.com
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25 January 2006

To

Christine Gilbert
Chief Executive
London Borough of Tower Hamlets Council
Mulberry Place
5 Clove Crescent
London E14 2BG

Scheduled to be sent to fax 020 7364 4911 at 0920 Hrs GMT on Wednesday 25 January 2006

actual texts of the demands as put to the meeting as a motion and as agreed by the meeting on Sunday 22 January 2006 held at 5 PM at the BRADY centre, 192 Hanbury street London E1 held in support of the KHOODEELAAR campaign against the Crossrail hole PLAN/BILL/SCHEME


To Tower Hamlets Council that you, the London Borough of Tower Hamlets Council, make clear your condition as put so far to the select committee of MPs on the Crossrail Bill and you do this by implementing the community’s demand as put to the meeting on Sunday 22 January 2006 and agreed by the meeting.

The texts as spoken by the mover of the motion are quoted as delivered, with explanatory contents included in English from the original Seelotee also spoken by the mover MUHAMMAD HAQUE.



This document has been written by MUHAMMAD HAQUE the keynote speaker at the meeting who moved the motion that was agreed as the demand of the meeting.

1. (a) “ there is no provision for any digging of any hole or similar in any part of the Brick Lane area”
(b) “ in any other part of the East End that is affecting the business, the lives, the livelihoods, the society of our community”
(c) “ if” the LBTH Council “ want to make any representation citing any technical excuse” (if the LBTH Council tries the ploy that ‘so and so has given us advice to follow this course...”) “then we must have the evidence of any advice received in front of the community IN TIME so that the proceedings in the House of Commons of the select committee on the Crossrail Bill is not missed or delayed in any way because of this.

2. “That the Council take steps - the Majority group on the Council take steps - to hold an emergency meeting of the full Council in the next two weeks and the sole item for the agenda will be about the Crossrail plan in view of the opinion expressed by this meeting and by others in the community”

Do you agree this one ?
Meeting : [loudly] YES

3. “If the Council refuse to accept our demand or to act according to the demand then we take appropriate action in court or constitutionally otherwise so that the Crossrail plan is not allowed to go ahead in any case through our community.”

Meeting: LOUD APPROVAL


[End of texts]
[transmitted via fax to Christine Gilbert at 0920 Hrs GMT on Wednesday 25 January 206]
KHOODEELAAR
e-mail: lawmedia@hotmail.com

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