 28th September 2009 | #71 |
 | Good work people. I signed when it was posted on the original thread. I wish I could believe George Galloway gives a damn about anything other than himself, but I have never even got so much as an acknowledgement of my email or letter when I have tried writing to him. If anyone thinks that getting him involved could be productive it might be an idea to raise the issue at one of his surgeries. You can contact George's Parliamentary office on 020 7219 6940 or his constituency office on 020 7613 5225. You can write to him at the following address: George Galloway MP House Of Commons London SW1A 0AA George's constituency surgery is held every Friday between 3pm and 6pm at the Respect office - 9, Club Row, London E1 6JX Last edited by BlueQuinn; 28th September 2009 at 13:50. Reason: Add MP details |
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| 4 Weeks Ago | #93 |
 | From question asked to the mayor on 9 October In short - too expensive to do anything about is the Mayor's reply. *Whitechapel Road and Vallance Road junction* *Question No: 2698 / 2009* Jenny Jones What urgent action are you taking to redesign the junction at Whitechapel Road and Vallance Road to make it safe for cyclists? *Answer from the Mayor:* Following an analysis of the collision history at this site, a scheme design has been prepared. The key feature of the design is the moving over of New Road to the east to improve the overall junction alignment. However this would involve the relocation of a large amount of statutory undertakers’ equipment and the cost estimate exceeds £1m. Consideration is therefore being given to alternative designs that can be delivered at lower cost whilst still delivering a safety benefit. Police inquiries into the recent tragic fatality are continuing but the current view is the design or physical condition of the junction was not a contributory factor. However discussions involving the police have identified some defects and work is in hand to address these. |
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