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URGENT! WOULD THE PERSON(S) WHO REMOVED THE CAMPAIGN
BANNER FROM THE ROADSIDE NEAR THE RUSHBY ROAD ROUNDABOUT ON BEVERIDGE LANE, PLEASE RETURN IT.
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Online Petitions

No.10 Online Petition - Petition calling on the Prime Minister to to support the people of Leicestershire in the fight against the plans to site an incinerator at Bardon which will effect many local villagers, businesses and also bring chaos to the roads around Ellistown & Battleflat.

Liberal Democrats Online Petition - Petition to call upon the Conservative Leader of the County Council to scrap proposals to site an incinerator in Bardon.

Forthcoming Actions

No forthcoming events planned.

Information

For information on Leicestershire County Council's Long Term Waste Treatment Project visit this link.

In the Press

Thursday, July 26, 2007 Leicestershire seeks PFI backing for £100m waste plant. [Source: www.letsrecycle.com] click here to read more....
Thursday, April 3, 2008 Leicestershire moves forward with £130 million PFI. [Source: www.letsrecycle.com] click here to read more....
Wednesday, September 17, 2008 Second site revealed for incinerator. [Source: Leicester Mercury] click here to read more....
Thursday, September 18, 2008 Residents oppose incinerator plan. [Source: BBC] click here to read more....
Thursday, September 25, 2008 MP backs residents in waste incinerator fight. [Source: Leicester Mercury] click here to read more....
Friday, September 26, 2008 Waste policy is clarified. [Source: Leicester Mercury] click here to read more....
Friday, September 26, 2008 County Hall sees human face of BURNageddon protestors. [Source: Coalville Times] click here to read more....
Thursday, October 2, 2008 £181.6m for project to save 391,000 tonnes of landfill waste. [Source: Defra] click here to read more....
Thursday, October 2, 2008 Defra awards £181.6m in PFI funding. [Source: www.letsrecycle.com] click here to read more....
Friday, October 10, 2008 Village's call for support to fight incineration plan. [Source: Coalville Times] click here to read more....
Friday, October 17, 2008 Lib Dems to help fight possible incinerator plans. [Source: Coalville Times] Sign the online petition by clicking here.
Friday, October 17, 2008 Protestors wanted to fight against incinerator plan. [Source: Coalville Times] click here to read more....
Friday, October 31, 2008 Incinerator protests stepped up. [Source: Coalville Times] click here to read more....
November, 2008 Open Letter from N. Rushton. [Source: Village Talk] click here to read more....
Friday, November 7, 2008 Petition receives massive response against incinerator. [Source: Coalville Times] click here to read more....
Friday, November 7, 2008 You must act now to stop the incinerator being built. [Source: Coalville Times] click here to read more....

Media

Click here to download the current 
							campaign poster
Download, print and display in your window our current campaign poster. Click here to download the poster.
Click here to download our current petition form
Download, print and complete our current petition form. Click here to download the petition form.
Click to view the photographs
Photographs now available from the public demonstration held at County Hall on September 24th 2008. Click here to view the photographs.
Click to view the photographs
Photographs now available from the public demonstration held at Loughborough University on October 24th 2008. Click here to view the photographs.
Click to watch webcast
Watch a webcast of council meeting held on September 24th 2008. The video is long (3 hours +) although you can skip through sections. Agenda items no.8 and 14 are related to to this campaign. Click here to watch the webcast.
Click to listen podcast
Did you miss Keith Kondakor's talk at the meeting on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008? Download and listen to what he had to say by clicking here
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