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Posted by Roisin - 20 June 2012 at 1:48pm - Comments
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Please keep this Saturday free and join us for a couple of hours to save the Arctic....details below to let you all know about what we have planned for the next couple of days...and months. 

Herewith Minutes of our Tuesday meeting:

Greenpeace Bromley Active Network

Meeting       Tuesday June 19th           Minutes

Present:      Richard Cormaish, Roisin Robertson, Ann Garrett

Apologies:   Patrick Beatty, Julie Etter

Agenda:

Change of Venue: Tuesday 19th June at 7.30pm at The Greyhound, 205 High Street, Bromley, Kent. BR1 1NY Map here: https://plus.google.com/109859217321446741625/about?gl=GB&hl=en-GB

We sat near the back door under the Darwin portrait……not too crowded and no noisy TV’s near !!

Campaign updates:

Save the Arctic: Saturday 23rd June

After lengthy discussions and bearing in mind the new third strand of Save the Arctic, it was decided to hold a joint action with Croydon and Southwark along the Southbank.

Meet up 12 noon Royal Festival Hall – area to the left at the back (if your back is to the river) for final brief. Loos and coffee both available.

Shell action: We have the materials, just need to source a public venue. Will discuss with Southwark and Croydon on Saturday.

Common Fisheries Policy: Bromley and the SE Massif did visit Brighton a few years back to help in their fish campaign. It was agreed RR to do research and maybe join a coastal group. More news when available….get ready to put your name down for a seaside trip…

AOB

AG gave out cards for FOE’s Saes the Bees campaign.

RC attended the London Green Fair and reminded members that if they want to pay less for solar panels and get an income, then applications should be made asap as the Government’s plans for funding are now about to run out.

Crystal Palace: Permission has been granted for private housing development on lands at Crystal Palace Park.

Bromley Council is recommending that new larger plans for business on Queen’s Gardens, Bromley, will go ahead. Queens Gardens was given to the town under a covenant which precludes building - as all the area in the original gift was for a public garden and pleasure ground. Building the part of the Glades on formerly open ground and now the plans for more restaurants will in fact go against the uses laid down in the gift covenant. Bromley Council to pass the new plans on June 28th at the Civic Centre…all welcome to join Bromley Civic Society to protest at the 7.30 pm meeting.

Greg Palast is launching his latest book Vultures' Picnic: In Pursuit of Petroleum Pigs, Power Pirates, and High-Finance Carnivores in London on June 26th. If you want to join a Greenpeace stall there, please reply with a yes….

Dates for your Diary

Saturday 23rd June: 12 noon Meet at the Royal festival hall (as above). Arctic action along the Southbank. My mobile 07729617215

Tuesday 17th July Bromley Greenpeace Network Meeting, 7.30 pm The Greyhound. 205 High Street. Bromley, Kent. BR1 1NY At the back, under the Darwin portrait.

Saturday 21st July: Poems from the B13 Eco-poets group at the Permaculture Exhibition, Cecil Sharp House, 2 Regent's Park Road, London NW1 7AY

(B13 Eco-poets are a small group from Bromley who are dedicated to getting the messages of peace and unity into the public consciousness) 

Sunday 29th July: Bromley Town Festival stall: RR to make formal representation to Bromley Council for a space at this event.

 

 

 

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