The Crossrail hole Bill attack on the Brick Lane London E1 area is the subject of a series of legal action notices served by Khoodeelaar! No to CrossRail hole Bill campaign on the Transport Secretary Alistair Darling, London mayor Ken Livingstone and the chief executive of Tower Hamlets Council. The Khoodeelaar! campaign against Crassrail hole is now serving legal claims on Janet Ludlow and her Lib Dems Group on Tower Hamlets Council on the even of the Council elections scheduled to be held on 4 May 2006
To read the latest update on the Khoodeelaar! legal action claims against Tower Hamkest Lib Dems Group leader Janet Ludlow, log on after 1700 Hrs GMT Sunday 30 April 2006 to
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30.04.2006 18:45
Keith
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Clarification of Khoodeelaar! No to Xrail hole role by Tower Hamlets Lib Dems
30.04.2006 19:17
The other reports, very briefly, include the facts:
That
Tower Hamlets Lib Dems have no record of actual detailed and consistent opposition to the CrossRail hole plan - but yet they have used, without asking, without any permission, and without approval or agreement or consent, a photograph of one of the Khoodeelaar! demonstrations in a paid for publicity carried in the East London Advertiser "Only the Lib Dems can beat Labour across Tower Hamlets' [page 14, Thursday 27 April 2006] which clearly denotes or is intended to denote and imply that they have opposed the CrossRail hole in the way that Khoodeelaar! has done and is continuing to do.
Tower Hamlets Lib Dems also sent messages to Khoodeelaar! organiser Muhammad Haque saying that they would not have campaigning links with the demonstration. yet it is the same Muhammad haque whose picture they have wantonly used in that advertisement.
There are other allegations against both the behaviour of Janet Ludlow and her close colleagues and Group officials on Tower Hamlets Council Lib Dems Group over the CrossRail hole which are to be posted after the papers have been filed in court when the courts reopen on Tuesday following the May Day Bank holiday
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1914 Hrs GMT
Sunday 30 April 2006
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