7pm on 6th December 2011 at Look Mum No Hands, 49 Old Street, EC1V 9HX (in aid of RoadPeace)
At December’s Street Talk the following speakers will each have 7½ minutes to present their ideas for creating a more liveable London:
- Adrian Voce OBE – Reclaiming streets for play
- Alastair Donald, Future Cities Project – Defending privacy
- Alexander Baxevanis – Let’s go guerrilla
- Angus Hewlett – 10 questions
- Caroline Russell, Islington Living Streets – The desire for a more liveable city must go mainstream
- Charlie Holland – A plea for drinking water fountains: pro bono publico versus retail greed
- James Upsher – Everything is wrong with how we build cycling routes: the case of Elephant and Castle
- Mimi Mollica – Smile your day through
- Sue Phillips, Friends of Homerton Station – Homerton Station wildlife meadows
- Susie Morrow and Mike Grahn, Wandsworth Cycling Campaign and Wandsworth Living Streets – What if TfL followed ethical guidelines?
The first talk will start just after 7pm. Look Mum No Hands will be open as usual beforehand.
We’ll be collecting money for RoadPeace on the night, you can also make a donation here.
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