Sunday, 12 December 2010

London Councils calls on London MPs to fight for the capital

Council leaders from the three main political parties have today written to all London MPs urging them to fight for the capital’s public services ahead of next month’s local government finance settlement.

The settlement could fix funding levels for London’s local authorities up to the next four years and estimates suggest that they will see a £1.5 billion reduction in funding over that period.

With the situation looking so bleak, London Councils has called on the capital’s MPs to persuade the government to ensure London’s local authorities get a fair deal from the funding settlement.

Please lobby our MP to support Lambeth’s public services! You can contact Vauxhall’s member of parliament, Kate Hoey MP as follows:

Kate Hoey MP

House of Commons
Westminster
London
SW1A 0AA

Phone: 020 7219 5989

Fax: 020 7219 5985

Email: hoeyk@parliament.uk

Monday, 29 November 2010

Tuesday, 23 November 2010

Lambeth aims to become Britain's first co-operative council

Message below from Cllr Paul McGlone, Labour Councillor, Ferndale ward, and Lambeth Council Cabinet Member for Finance:

"Our work to become Britain's first co-operative council has become the subject of a film.

Made by Local Government TV, an internet-based television channel, it describes our ground-breaking vision and describes how the co-operative approach has already been successful in Lambeth."

http://intranet.lambeth.gov.uk/videosintranet/CooperativeCouncilVideo.htm

Saturday, 20 November 2010

Ferndale and Clapham Town Campaigning - Saturday, 27th Nov. 11.00am



Save the South London Line!

Ferndale and Clapham Town are running a new campaign to stop the planned cuts to the South London Line which will deliver misery to commuters using Clapham High Street. Read more about the campaign on Clapham Town's website and sign up to the petition online (please pass the petition on to anyone who might be interested!):


Councillors and members will be out collecting signatures on Saturday, 27th November from 11am around Clapham Manor Street. If you can spare a hand for an hour or so then please contact Clapham Town's secretary Paul Gadsby (paulgadsby09@gmail.com) for more details. All support appreciated!

ps To find us on Saturday ring Paul on 07943 821 060

Paul
Secretary, Clapham Town Labour Party