We were delighted to notice that our neighbours on nearby Ashcroft Square are also making their voices heard. Have a look at their blog.
A big welcome to you all on Ashcroft Square Estate - we must do lunch!!
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Quick Summary of Our Story
Please click here for the Guardian writer Dave Hill's summary of the story so far. You might also find it illuminating to watch the BBC2 Politics Show parts 1 and 2 and this video of the moment when we first got Stephen Greenhalgh to admit to talks with developers.
Join Our Campaign
We are residents of the Queen Caroline Estate. It is situated by the side of the River Thames in Hammersmith, London and it is a wonderful place to live. This area has been home to many of us for many years.
We are appalled and saddened by the Conservative run Council's aim to knock down our estate and force us out of the homes we love.
Our Petition for Residents
We are currently approaching all our neighbours on the estate with a petition that calls on Hammersmith and Fulham Council NOT TO:
· Sell off Queen Caroline Estate property
· Demolish any part of the estate
· Re-locate residents against their will
It takes time of course to visit everyone on the estate so please be patient if we haven’t got to you yet. If you would like to sign please email us to let us know your address and when would be a suitable time to call. If you wish you can take an active part in asking your neighbours to sign as well; this will speed things up considerably. Please be assured that we won’t pass your details on to anyone else.
How You Can Support Our Campaign
- You can sign our online petition
- You can post comments on the blog (scroll to the bottom of one of our posts, click on 'Comments', scroll down to 'post a comment')
- You can email us
- You can telephone us on: 07505 982526
- You can get involved
- You can make your feelings clear to the Council, particularly if you are a Hammersmith and Fulham resident
- You can make sure our story is widely told
- You can tell people about this blog
- You can put us in touch with anyone that can offer legal expertise and other kinds of practical help
- You can be our eyes and ears and let us know of any news that may be relevant to our campaign
You can do all of these things whether or not you are a resident. Please join our campaign. Email us by clicking here for more information.
We are appalled and saddened by the Conservative run Council's aim to knock down our estate and force us out of the homes we love.
Our Petition for Residents
We are currently approaching all our neighbours on the estate with a petition that calls on Hammersmith and Fulham Council NOT TO:
· Sell off Queen Caroline Estate property
· Demolish any part of the estate
· Re-locate residents against their will
It takes time of course to visit everyone on the estate so please be patient if we haven’t got to you yet. If you would like to sign please email us to let us know your address and when would be a suitable time to call. If you wish you can take an active part in asking your neighbours to sign as well; this will speed things up considerably. Please be assured that we won’t pass your details on to anyone else.
How You Can Support Our Campaign
- You can sign our online petition
- You can post comments on the blog (scroll to the bottom of one of our posts, click on 'Comments', scroll down to 'post a comment')
- You can email us
- You can telephone us on: 07505 982526
- You can get involved
- You can make your feelings clear to the Council, particularly if you are a Hammersmith and Fulham resident
- You can make sure our story is widely told
- You can tell people about this blog
- You can put us in touch with anyone that can offer legal expertise and other kinds of practical help
- You can be our eyes and ears and let us know of any news that may be relevant to our campaign
You can do all of these things whether or not you are a resident. Please join our campaign. Email us by clicking here for more information.
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