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How Tower Hamlets Council is wasting precious cash to shield Crossrail

Khoodeelaar! Brick Lane London E1 No to Crossrail hole Bill | 20.02.2006 10:50 | Analysis | Social Struggles | London | World

London's East End Borough of Tower Hamlets is witnessing a unique political confrontation between large parts of the constituency and the Council over Crossrail. The contents of the hybrid Crossrail Bill now in the UK House of Commons is at the centre of the dispute that has already caused serious political repercussions in the area. The Khoodeelaar! Campaign against Crossrail hole has been mobilising support against the Council in an unprecedented way.
The community is opposing Crossrail plans. Including the dubious 'need' argued by Tower Hamlets Council for aCrossrail station at Whitechapel. Campaigners are set to publish later today [Monday 20 February 2006] legal grounds for a High Court action against the Council.

Tower Hamlets Council, 'representing' some of the UK's most
socially deprived parts, is embroiled in probably the hottest political confrontation to be found this side of the 4 May 2006 local elections. This is over the Council's promotion of the Crossrail scheme. The Crossrail schme - dubbed by Khoodeelaar! as 'the Crossrail hole Bill'- includes a big and devastating hole to be dug bang in the middle of the world famous Brick Lane area. To confound the problems, the Blaired Tower Hamlets Council has been making cash overtures to entice protesting community members away from the stand against Crossrail hole. Khoodeelaar is today [Monday 20 February 2006 – at 1400 Hrs GMT] publishing the legal notice it is serving on the Council warning that High Court action will follow unless the Council stops the bribing activities.

Khoodeelaar! Brick Lane London E1 No to Crossrail hole Bill
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  1. sorry but... — not in London & busy!
  2. Sorry but ! — ©The Author / KKHOODEELAAR/CBRUK/LAWMedia 2006
  3. Publication date on Tower Hamlets Council has been changed to 23 March 2006 — Khoodeelaaronline the campaign against Crossrail hole Bill