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Our Plans to Protest
As the time for demonstrations draws closer, we wanted to share some more details about this with you, prior to Highways England commencing their exploratory work on Rimrose Valley. Objectives Rimrose Valley Friends will be holding peaceful and legal protests against...
Transport for the North Survey: A chance for YOU to have YOUR say
Last Wednesday, we attended a presentation by Transport for the North (TfN) at Liverpool University’s Foresight Centre. It was about their 30-year vision for transport investment across the North of England. This is important because TfN is an influential partnership...
Thoughts and reactions from our meeting with Highways England
As you may know by now, representatives from Rimrose Valley Friends met with Tim Gamon and Carl Stockton from Highways England on 26th February. No set agenda, but we certainly wanted a discussion about their plans, the Judicial Review, their environmental...
Friends of the Earth’s Objection to Highways England Consultation
Whilst the Judicial Review into Highways England’s decision to rule out a tunnel option during their consultation process is underway, we wanted to reflect on this and to share this document with you. It is Friends of the Earth’s objection to the options presented in...
A small, but significant step in the right direction – We will continue to fight for better options for ALL residents of South Sefton
Further to the announcement on Friday, 16th February that Sefton Council’s application to apply for a Judicial Review has been granted, we wanted to take the opportunity to comment on this and to clarify where we currently stand, both as a campaign and as a charity....
United we stand: RVF says ‘No’, Sefton Council says ‘No’, Local MPs say ‘No’!
Following Sefton Council’s declaration to join us in publicly opposing the road to be ploughed through Rimrose Valley, a subgroup from the RVF campaign team again met with our local councillors and MPs last month. The Campaign to Protect Rural England also joined us...