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        McCARTNEY CONTESTING RAIL LINE PLANS  
"SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY has joined a campaign to block legislation which proposes to allow a rail link to built underneath the former BEATLE's London headquarters. The HEY JUDE legend is convinced the Crossrail Bill, if given the go ahead, will render the recording studio at his Soho offices useless due to the vibrations caused by tunnelling, and then passing trains. In a strongly-worded letter from his lawyers, the 64-year-old demands compensation if construction goes ahead because "musical and recording activities are susceptible to interference", British newspaper The Sun reports. 
11/09/2006 02:01 " QUOTED by KHOODEELAAR! from contactmusic.com 11 September 2006  
      
 
    
     
    
  
    
      
        
        Paul McCartney has just publicly confirmed what the Khoodeelaar! Campaign against CrossRail has been saying for the past 27 months. We have opposed Crossrail, dubbed it CRASSrail, because the project is deeply flawed. If it goes ahead, it will cause serious environmental and economic damage to the community in the Brick Lane and Whitechapel London E1 Area. In principle, we support Paul McCartney's opposition to CrossRail. And we are about to tell him so directly during the course of the day today Monday 11 September 2006 
Muhammad Haque 
Organiser 
Khoodeelaar! No to Crossrail 
1025 
Monday 11 September 2006 
Both the report on Paul McCartney's opposition to Crossrail and the Khoodeelaar! support [11 September 2006] for McCartney’s stand are published on the website 
 http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/article/mccartney%20contesting%20rail%20line%20plans_1007807 
       
    
   
 
  
    
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