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Otterspool Promenade Under Threat Again

Save the Festival Gardens Campaign | 22.09.2007 15:54 | Ecology | Liverpool

On 28 September Liverpool Council plan to give-away a stretch of public open
space along Otterspool Promenade. This is part of the tree lined grass
embankment that runs along the coast from the Britannia Inn for about 1/2
mile between the Garden Festival site and the Promenade walkway. The
Executive Board meet at Millennium House at 9am next Friday 28th September
to approve the disposal and to include the land in the lease agreement with
Langtree McLean for their Festival Gardens development.

This land is designated as Green Wedge, Undeveloped Coastline and a Wildlife
Corridor.

Please object by writing to  colin.green@liverpool.gov.uk or Colin Green,
Municipal Buildings, Dale Street, Liverpool L2 2DH.

Public Inquiry for Festival Gardens scheme - 30 October

The enquiry will start on 30 October at 10am in the Sefton Room of the
Adelphi Hotel in central Liverpool - it is expected to last 12 days.

Show your support for the Campaign

If you wish to support or join the campaign please email your full name to
 savethefestivalgardens@googlemail.com

If you know anyone else who wants to join please ask them to drop us a line.
With an inquiry coming up we need to show how much support we have.

Please reply to:  savethefestivalgardens@googlemail.com

for more details about the public enquiry & Festival Gardens development
see:  http://www.ourground.net

Save the Festival Gardens web site:
 http://www.geocities.com/savethefestivalgardens

Save the Festival Gardens Campaign
- Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/savethefestivalgardens

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