Thankyou to everyone who came today, particularly our speakers, Bill Redmayne (Former Rotary District Governor of East Anglia) Dr Alan James (CPRE) and Greater Cambridgeshire Mayor Dr Nik Johnson All spoke eloquently and with detailed information about the incinerator and its effects on the town, and indeed about incineration in general.
see here for Bill Redmayne’s speech
https://www.wisbechstandard.co.uk/news/wisbech-protests-over-mega-incinerator-8091976
https://www.fenlandcitizen.co.uk/news/crowds-join-to-support-burner-fight-9205227/
Another update in the papers:
Click on the links below to open a new window with the article in it. Local press, national press and international – all telling us the story of incinerators and their impact on communities.
Protestors Wave Placards as Incinerator Firm Holds Exhibition on 300million Scheme
(with thanks to Kim Taylor for photographs)
Fenland Citizen June 2020 Fears Public Could Miss Out on Having Say
Fenland Citizen 1st March 2020 Thomas Clarkson School to engage specialist
Front page of Wisbech Standard (e-edition here)
letters to the Fenland Citizen week of 24th Feb 2020:
https://www.fenlandcitizen.co.uk/news/why-have-they-formed-another-group-9100481/
https://www.fenlandcitizen.co.uk/news/not-near-our-school-9100477/
https://www.fenlandcitizen.co.uk/news/bin-the-incinerator-readers-concern-over-air-quality-9100471/
Steve Barclay: I’m on it
Poolbeg incinerator workers hospitalised after incident
Air pollution has major impact on children in sports
Burning garbage is no part of a cleaner future
What happens when we recycle more?
Report on the Rally in the Wisbech Standard