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Lewisham Bridge School Occupation Continues

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Parents continue to occupy Lewisham Bridge School in an effort to save it from demolition. Lewisham Council has no response.
in Politics, on the 29th of April 2009
Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs.

A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner.

Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

ID: 58565
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Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs.

A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner.

Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

ID: 58566
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Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs.

A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner.

Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

ID: 58567
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Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs.

A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner.

Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

ID: 58568
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Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs.

A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner.

Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

ID: 58570
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Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nursery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campaign has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factories in protest at the threat to their jobs.

A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campaign are pictured in front of the banner.

Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is barely big enough for a primary school. This will Keen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

Lewisham Bridge School Occupation Continues

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Still going on - Lewisham

Submitted by Alan Gallery on Thu, 04/06/2009 - 13:13.

Still going on - Lewisham have appealed the listed status so lets hope that they fail.

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Submitted by Steve Punter on Wed, 03/06/2009 - 17:01.

Great stuff Alan

Fantastic Story! Are they

Submitted by Ed Hadfield on Wed, 03/06/2009 - 16:57.

Fantastic Story! Are they still there?

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Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.
Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.
Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.
Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.
Parents of pupils at Lewisham Bridge Primary School look forward to another night camping out on the roof of the Grade II listed building to prevent its demolition by Lewisham Council. Parents are angry that Lewisham Council insist on busing children, some of nusery age, to another site - a system that is costing in excess of £900 a day just for the bus hire. The campagn has had widespread support and linked up with the Glasgow school occupation and the Visteon workers who have been occupying their factorys in protest at the threat to their jobs. A group of Visteon workers from Belfast who came to support the campagn are pictured in front of the banner. Lewisham Council plan to build a combined primary and secondary school on a site that is bearly big enough for a pimary school. This will meen raising the number of children on the site from 350 to 834 with ages ranging from three to sixteen all competing for limited space at break and lunch times. There will be no space for playing fields so the older children will have to be bused to somewhere where they can do PE.

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