Web: November 2006 Archives

The official site continues to publish broken RSS feeds, so I've corrected the links below.

We find the 'missing' affordable flats - Martin Linton publishes the results of research into the sale of "affordable" accommodation at Chelsea Bridge Wharf for higher prices than most key workers can afford. We have previously covered this story on this site.

Overwhelming vote for Battersea hospital - A survey has shown that people are overwhelmingly opposed to moving facilities at the Bolingbroke Hospital out of Battersea.

Ban junk food ads - A proposal to ban advertising for ‘unhealthy’ food during television programmes that appeal to children has the backing of Battersea’s Labour MP Martin Linton.

Two more stories from the official site (which continues to broken RSS feeds - the links below have been fixed).

Prosecution could follow crane incident - A Government minister has told Battersea MP Martin Linton that a “general safety alert” was issued to tower crane operators last month setting out simple guidelines for erection and operation. The safety alert highlighted general issues such as the importance of proper maintenance and ensuring operators are competent.

Lifts at last for Clapham Junction - Lift access will be provided to all platforms at Clapham Junction – that promise was made by Network Rail Chief Executive John Armitt this week to Battersea MP Martin Linton.

Two new stories from the official site about the Northcote Road campaign.

Post Office promises to restore service - The Post Office have told Martin Linton that they are doing all they can to replace the recently closed Northcote Road office.

Northcote residents have their say - Martin Linton held a public meeting for residents south of Clapham Junction on Saturday