Come and hear the Green approach to cycling in the borough at hustings on April 20th

 

 

From Brent Cycling Campaign 

BRENT CYCLING  CAMPAIGN ELECTION HUSTINGS 

 Wednesday April 20th 7pm-9pm

St Catherine’s Church, Neasden Lane, London, NW10 1QB

The May local election will be like no other. The next four years will determine what happens to Brent for the foreseeable future in terms of resilience as we face the biggest challenge of our time.

Transport is a major contributor to pollution and enabling people to transition to sustainable travel will be pivotal to decarbonisation and reducing harmful emissions. Here's your chance to ask how they will deliver the change we need?

Should the health situation change, we will hold this event online.

Candidates:

• The Green Party: Nathan Williams (Kilburn)
• The Liberal Democrats: Councillor Anton Georgiou (Alperton)
• The Labour Party: Councillor Neil Nerva (Queens Park)
• The Conservatives: TBC

The Hustings will be chaired by Sarah Green, a local resident and human rights campaigner (formerly End Violence Against Women Coalition and Amnesty International), and a Brent school Governor.

We are collating questions in advance and there will be a chance to ask directly at the event, feel free to email yours if you wish at: brent@lcc.org.uk.

REGISTER

Introducing Nathan Williams your Green candidate for Kilburn ward

 

I’ve lived in Kilburn for almost 20 years. It’s a fantastic place but so often it can feel unloved and neglected. The High Road should be one of the jewels in Brent’s crown – yet it’s dirty, poorly maintained and polluted. Repeated promises from the council to rejuvenate Kilburn come to nothing whilst ever larger development are forced on communities without proper consultation. 

 

As a virtual one-party state it’s all too easy for Brent to ignore the views of ordinary people. We need voices that will stand up to the council, not toe the party line. As your councillor I would fight for Kilburn. I helped to save the much loved Hopscotch Nursery when Brent Council wanted to close it down. I care not only about the local environment but the environment more generally. 

 

A vote for the Green Party sends a strong message – that you want a cleaner, healthier, less polluted city. It also tells Brent Council that they can’t take your vote for granted. Give me just one of your votes and I’ll make sure the people of Kilburn have a real voice.