Are you perturbed at the thought of having to print off 60 pages (full with photos) or 44 pages (without photos)? I was, as were those attending the Croydon Communities Consortium meeting on Monday night.
In my capacity as convenor of the Croydon TUC Croydon Assembly Local Economy and Housing working group, I have therefore produced a 26 page version stripped of quotes and case studies, and a file of the recommendations. These can be access here.
Fairness Commission report short version
Fairness Commission report recommendations
The Commission’s two versions and articles by Commissioners on subjects in the report can be accessed at:
http://www.opportunitycroydon.org
I have reported to the Croydon TUC Executive that the interim report mirrors some of the concerns expressed by its former Growth Plan working party.
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Since moving to Norbury in July 2011 I have been active on local economy issues with Croydon TUC and Croydon Assembly, and am a member of the latter's Environment Forum. I am a member of the 5 Norbury Residents Associations Joint Planning Committee, and a Governor of Norbury Manor Primary School. I write for Croydon Citizen at http://thecroydoncitizen.com. I co-ordinate the Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and Croydon Radical History Networks and advise the North East People's History Project.. I give history talks and lead history walks. I retired in 2012 having worked in the community/voluntary sector and on heritage projects. My history interests include labour movement, mutuality, Black British, slavery & abolition, Edwardian roller skating and the social and political use of music and song. I have a particular interest in the histories of Battersea and Wandsworth, Croydon and Lambeth. I have a publishing imprint History & Social Action Publications.
