Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) have been badly implemented and communicated by Ealing Council. This has led to division in communities, and because of this the Council is backtracking on the schemes. LTNs can and do reduce traffic levels, and if well communicated have the support of local residents. As the Green Party candidate in West Ealing and Hanwell for the Council Election next year, I wanted to set out what I would do differently. Here’s the starting point we can all agree on: All residential streets must have air pollution levels below the WHO guidelines1.
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If Matt Hancock ran an NHS ward
As an NHS doctor who ‘does’ politics, the subject of our now ex-health secretary comes up frequently. Various people tell me they don’t see the problem with Matt Hancock. It’s been a difficult time, he’s been under pressure etc. So I offer you this comparison. Matt is your NHS ward matron. He and a ward […]
An evening with Dr Bob Gill, NHS doctor and producer of The Great NHS Heist
Low Traffic Neighbourhoods – the road to a car-free London needs to be traveled together
The London Green Party 2021 Manifesto – The road to a green city
Emily Grassi – Hobbayne Candidate
Meena Hans – Ealing Broadway Candidate
Dr Kate Crossland – Hanger Hill Candidate
I joined the Green Party because I felt frustrated that while we can all make personal ‘green’ choices, individual change is not enough. A sustainable choice needs to be made the easiest choice; and for that we need our communities, organisations, businesses and all levels of government to act together.
Ealing Green Party Response to Ealing Council Draft Climate And Ecological Emergency Strategy
The Air is Toxic in Southall – 5th August 2020
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