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FROM THE CHAMBER: Condolences from Green Party councillors

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Thursday, September 15, 2022 6:01 am
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The University of Reading's vice chancellor Dr Robert Van de Noort paid tribute to the Queen on behalf of the university. Picture: Joel Rouse

The University of Reading's vice chancellor Dr Robert Van de Noort paid tribute to the Queen on behalf of the university. Picture: Joel Rouse

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By Cllr Rob White

This is a moment of great sadness for our nation.

The Queen served this country tirelessly over her 70 year reign, was witness to the fall of the Berlin Wall, invention of the Internet and the first man on the moon.

We send strength and compassion to the Royal family at this difficult time.

Green campaigner Kate Nikulina is working hard for warm spaces this winter – sign our petition

Winter is coming and we must help anyone who is slipping into fuel poverty. Warmth, shelter, and community are basic needs, and our council can help.

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Warm spaces are going to be necessary until this government changes or is changed for the better.

Other councils are joining together council buildings such as libraries with religious spaces and community centres to make sure that there is always somewhere warm for people in need to go.

We need services, support, and warmth this winter.

Sign Green campaigner Kate Nikulina’s petition for warm spaces here: www.bit.ly/warmspaces

Green councillor Doug Cresswell is standing up for our rivers

New Katesgrove Green councillor Doug Cresswell is off to a running start highlighting that Reading Sewage Works run by Thames Water dumped raw sewage into the Foundry Brook six times in 2021 for a total of 50 hours.

Doug highlighted that it is utterly shameful that water bosses are taking home millions of pounds of pay and bonuses a year while their companies lay siege to our natural environment by dumping raw sewage into our waterways.

Greens are working for a fairer, greener and cleaner town

As the second largest party on Reading Borough Council your seven Green Party councillors will keep working hard for a fairer, greener and cleaner town. Get involved and help us make a difference: reading.greenparty.org.uk/get-involved or call: 07985 923 938.

By Green councillor Rob White

Leader of the main opposition group on Reading Borough Council

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