Ealing Friends of the Earth members were just some of the demonstrators against the development of a new gasfield in the North Sea. These photographs were taken by Carol Dale during a demonstration in May against the Jackdaw field to be development by Shell. Unfortunately, only days after this demo, the government gave final regulatory […]
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Ealing Friends of the Earth’s have been asking the local political parties six questions about what they would do about the climate crisis if they were voted into office in the May 5th council elections. From their answers, we have put together this scorecard to reflect our opinion of their answers. It is a little shocking
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Ealing Labour Party – which currently has the majority of council seats in the borough – sent the replies set out here to our six important environmental questions. They were written by Labour’s Deputy Leader of Ealing Council, Cllr Deirdre Costigan, who is the Cabinet Member for Climate Action. She is a councillor for Northolt
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Tony Gill, the Trade Union and Socialist Coalition candidate for the North Hanwell ward in the local elections on May 5th, submitted the following replies to our six important environmental questions for Ealing. We also asked the same questions of the other political parties. We are still waiting to hear from Ealing Labour Party and
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Neil Reynolds, chair of Ealing Green Party and its candidate for Hanwell Broadway ward has sent the following replies to EFoE’s six important environmental questions for the London Borough of Ealing. We also asked the same questions of the other political parties. We are still waiting to hear from Ealing Labour Party and Ealing Conservatives.
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Ealing Independents are the second local political party to answer EFoE’s challenge and reply to six important environmental questions for our borough. The replies were sent by a group called Team Ealing.In. We also contacted the local Labour Party, Conservatives, Green Party and TUSC (Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition) and are waiting to hear back
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Ealing Liberal Democrats are the first local political party to respond to EFoE’s challenge and answer six important questions about the environment in our borough. The replies came from Cllr Gary Malcolm, who acts as the Liberal Democrat Leader of the Ealing Group on the council. We also contacted the local Labour Party, Conservatives, Ealing
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Will my vote in the local council elections on May 5th make any difference at all to how Ealing tackles the Climate Emergency? That is what Ealing Friends of the Earth are setting out to discover. We are asking all the local political parties to answer six questions on the environment. We will put their
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The climate crisis will be ‘top priority’ for London whoever wins next week’s London Assembly elections, say the candidates for the Ealing and Hillingdon seat. At an online hustings on Wednesday, all five candidates agreed to sign the Friends of the Earth Climate Pledge which states: “If I am elected to the London Assembly, I
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Ealing Friends of the Earth is supporting the UK Student Climate Network (UKSCN) which is calling for candidates standing in the London mayoral election to make four climate pledges. These pledges are: a zero carbon London by 2030; all new buildings are carbon neutral; prioritise green transport, and genuine communication with Londoners with economic decision-making
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