UPDATE: Assemble outside the Southwark Council Office @ 160 Tooley St, 6pm on Tue 30th Jan to make sure the council and Delancey #RESPECTTHEVOTE #4-3 #elephantandcastle - with surprise guests!!
The Competition and Markets Authority is right to say that the Fox takeover of Sky would give the Murdoch family too much power. This is the right decision for the UK.
Celebrate your commitment to promoting the real #LivingWage by applying for the 2018 Living Wage Champion Awards! Deadline 20th Feb #LivingWageChampions 🏆🏅🏵️
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The planned redevelopment of Elephant and Castle shopping centre has been halted, as Councillors voiced concerns about social housing and the risks posed to local business #ukhousing https://t.co/pIe9YLaIjH
Bringing this meeting together is fantastic result of months and years' of work, by @PeckhamHeritage members ably facilitated by our chair Claire Hegarty, pursuing the holy grail of our Rye Lane Conservation Area! Maybe we may find it at the meeting. https://t.co/hw2CJEqQb8
The @LSBU Legal Advice Clinic will open again on Tues 30 Jan 2018 after the Christmas break and exam period. The service has expanded and will now also run on Friday mornings!
The top 1% in the world hold 82% of the wealth. The Chief Executive of #Oxfam GB said that a living wage, "decent conditions" and equality for women were essential if work was to be a "genuine route out of poverty". #inequality#poverty https://t.co/EF0RJMSe7D
Greenwich council has launched a new centre run by @ThamesReach to help homeless people. The project will also be supported by our psychologists as part of our psychology in hostels project
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Accelerated possession orders allow a landlord to evict tenants based solely on written evidence without a hearing. The number of accelerated possession orders in London more than doubled to 16,000 in 2015/16. There was no increase in the rest of England. #ukhousing
Something absent from this morning’s coverage is how the shameful state of our prisons was a conscious objective of Chris Grayling. He slashed the budget by £1bn, sacked a third of prison officers and boasted that prisons would now be “tough”.
If we want to stop family finances being swallowed up by basic necessities, and see wages that genuinely cover the cost of living, we need to see more companies step up and pay a real #livingwage - @KChapmanLWF responds to @ONS figures @Independent
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