Campaign Activities
Maidenhead High Street Stalls
Local Election campaign stalls
Saturdays 20th and 27th April
10:00-12:00
location to be confirmed
Local Election campaign stalls
Saturdays 20th and 27th April
10:00-12:00
location to be confirmed
Local Election Campaign and Canvassing
This is being managed via our WhatsApp Group(see below) and also published on the Facebook Group
If you wish to help please use the contact form here
This is being managed via our WhatsApp Group(see below) and also published on the Facebook Group
If you wish to help please use the contact form here
Better the Balance - Better the World - International Women's Day Saturday 9th March
what Maidenhead Women want for a better balance
Matt Rodda Reading East MP addresses the marchers photo by Rona Noble
|
Marchers assemble outside the Town Hall
photo by Rona Noble
|
More photos of the March by Graeme Worsfold on Facebook
article and photos in the Maidenhead Advertiser
article and photos in the Maidenhead Advertiser
Maidenhead and Windsor CLPs are working with Unison to campaign against the planned RBWM budget cuts
In October Theresa May told us that austerity was over. In November, Windsor & Maidenhead Borough Council announced they intended to find £6.8 million in "savings" over the next year.
Make no mistake; these "savings" are savage cuts, to be borne by children, people with disabilities, the elderly, and public sector workers.
They include:
Cuts to Children's Services
Cuts to care for the elderly and people with disabilities
Yet another real-terms pay cut for public sector workers in 2019/20
In October Theresa May told us that austerity was over. In November, Windsor & Maidenhead Borough Council announced they intended to find £6.8 million in "savings" over the next year.
Make no mistake; these "savings" are savage cuts, to be borne by children, people with disabilities, the elderly, and public sector workers.
They include:
Cuts to Children's Services
Cuts to care for the elderly and people with disabilities
Yet another real-terms pay cut for public sector workers in 2019/20
Collecting more signatures Saturday 16th February
|
9th February Petition Team in the High Street
|
Petition to RBWM: to censure the Cabinet and reject the proposed budget for 2019/20
It is our position that years of artificially reduced council tax and austerity policies from central government have put the Borough in its current financial position where it has to strip £6.8 million from its spending in the next financial year.
Instead of displaying prudence, the Council has continued to waste residents' money on lost planning appeals; paying for legal advice against itself when Councillors have voted in error and putting up self-congratulatory banners on lamp posts in the Borough.
We do not believe that residents or employees should be made to shoulder the cost of this incompetence.
We call for the full council to censure the Cabinet; reject the proposed budget and negotiate with the full Council (as elected representatives of residents') and the staffs’ trade unions to find acceptable alternative measures. The cabinet is instructed to reprioritise the budget with a stronger remit on cutting unnecessary expenditure to mitigate against staff redundancies and cuts to essential services.
petition closed 20th Feb with 1115 signatures
thanks for the support
It is our position that years of artificially reduced council tax and austerity policies from central government have put the Borough in its current financial position where it has to strip £6.8 million from its spending in the next financial year.
Instead of displaying prudence, the Council has continued to waste residents' money on lost planning appeals; paying for legal advice against itself when Councillors have voted in error and putting up self-congratulatory banners on lamp posts in the Borough.
We do not believe that residents or employees should be made to shoulder the cost of this incompetence.
We call for the full council to censure the Cabinet; reject the proposed budget and negotiate with the full Council (as elected representatives of residents') and the staffs’ trade unions to find acceptable alternative measures. The cabinet is instructed to reprioritise the budget with a stronger remit on cutting unnecessary expenditure to mitigate against staff redundancies and cuts to essential services.
petition closed 20th Feb with 1115 signatures
thanks for the support
Sunday Group Activity
Regular Sunday activities - Litterpicking/Leafleting/Canvassing
details will appear here
We have a Maidenhead Whatsapp Group - MaidenRed - where these events are managed
to join go to https://chat.whatsapp.com/4iRdeB5pxyeK5i69CCxCcG
details will appear here
We have a Maidenhead Whatsapp Group - MaidenRed - where these events are managed
to join go to https://chat.whatsapp.com/4iRdeB5pxyeK5i69CCxCcG
Previous Campaign Activities
Residents survey Street Stall Saturday 22nd December
|
High Street stall Saturday 3rd November
|
Litter Picking Sunday 21st October
The Red Litter Pickers out on a glorious autumn afternoon tidying up the York Stream footpath from the High Street to Green Lane. Seen by the Post Office with their haul of nine bin bags of rubbish. Big thanks to the generous member of the public for the water.
|
Litter picking Sunday 28th October
|
Maidenhead High Street Stall Saturday 29th September
The first litter picking team
|
At work in Kidwells Park
|
Maidenhead High Street Stall celebrating 70 years of the NHS
Maidenhead Party members joined campaigners in Reading East
Rail Campaign Street Stall 6th January