Jenny Randerson benefits of artic lorries in Bute Park

More greenwash from Jenny Randerson
"I did not read the additional information as I am not a Councillor, nor a member of the planning committee and, therefore, was not party to the discussions or decisions that were made.

I do support environmentally friendly and sustainable policies but, as stated in the Planning Report, the overall benefits of the scheme must be balanced against any potential negative impacts. In this case, amendments were made to the scheme to lessen the negative impact."

Regards, Jenny Randerson

to tell Jenny what you think...email with your views to her assistant Dominic.Hannigan@wales.gov.uk,

Jenny Randerson AM for lorries in park

Carol.Kelloway@Wales.gov.uk,
Dear Anne
Thank you for your e-mail.
I presume you attended the Planning Committee meeting and, if so, maybe had sight of the Committee Report, which fully explains the rational behind the recommendation and CADW's response. If not, I can e-mail you a copy.
pp Jenny Randerson
From: Randerson, Jenny (Assembly Member)
Sent: 20 October 2008 15:00

GREENWASH from Jenny Randerson, Liberal Democrat Assembly Member for Cardiff Central, has welcomed Cardiff's proposed Local Development Plan - referred to as the Preferred Strategy - as a vision to a "fair green future"...is that what articulated lorries in bute park is?

LIB DEMS .."The Lib Dems have been the party that consistently prioritises future generations and the world we leave to them. It was heartening to see practical examples of sustainable development which means meeting the needs of this generation without compromising future generations' needs."????

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