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Sign up to the No 10 Petition on Fenland Road Safety
30/10/2009 by Steve Barclay.
Meet up with Graham Chappell of the Fenland Road Safety Campaign in Westminster today to discuss progress with the Campaign over a coffee, and to help ensure the delivery of his campaign letters and progress review. Reports are being sent to Gordon Brown, David Cameron, the Transport and Shadow Transport Ministers and Roads Minister and Shadow Roads Minister. Graham has done a fantastic job and with well over the 500 signatories required for a Number 10 Petition to receive a formal response from the Prime Minister, we look forward to the Government’s response. There is still time to sign the petition so if you have not done so please go to the link and add your support
http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/Fenland/
A huge amount of work has gone in over the 12 months since Graham last came to Westminster to petition, and momentum behind his campaign continues to grow. The review is well worth reading and to do so click on the attached pdf here.
Graham Chappell & Steve Barclay in Westminster.
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