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Cape Town Lens: Woodhouse Moor

6 August 2020 by Alan

A Cape Town Rhodes Memorial tagged image from photographer – mackius as published on Flickr.

Woodhouse Moor
Rhodes Memorial
Image by mackius

The Victoria Memorial is located very close to the proposed improvements to the junction of Woodhouse Lane with Clarendon Road, and is across the road from the proposed new bus lane.

If you don’t want this road widening scheme to go ahead, then please could you email all of the following people and let them know what you think:

The Chief Highways Officer

gary.bartlett@leeds.gov.uk

The Director of Resources

alan.gay@leeds.gov.uk

Scrutiny Board (Central and Corporate)

mark.dobson@leeds.gov.uk
bernard.atha@leeds.gov.uk
john.bale@leeds.gov.uk
sue.bentley@leeds.gov.uk
ben.l.chastney@leeds.gov.uk
patrick.davey@leeds.gov.uk
jane.dowson@leeds.gov.uk
penny.ewens@leeds.gov.uk
martin.hamilton@leeds.gov.uk
valerie.kendall@leeds.gov.uk
alison.lowe@leeds.gov.uk
brian.selby@leeds.gov.uk
paul.wadsworth@leeds.gov.uk

Ward Councillors:

martin.hamilton@leeds.gov.uk
jamie.matthews@leeds.gov.uk
james.monaghan@leeds.gov.uk
kabeer.hussain@leeds.gov.uk
linda.rhodes-clayton@leeds.gov.uk
penny.ewens@leeds.gov.uk

Executive Board Councillors:

andrew.carter@leeds.gov.uk
richard.brett@leeds.gov.uk
les.carter@leeds.gov.uk
robert.finnigan@leeds.gov.uk
stewart.golton@leeds.gov.uk
richard.harker@leeds.gov.uk
peter.harrand@leeds.gov.uk
john.procter@leeds.gov.uk
steve.cllr.smith@leeds.gov.uk
keith.wakefield@leeds.gov.uk
judith.blake@leeds.gov.uk

Our MPs :

bennh@parliament.uk
mulhollandg@parliament.uk


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Fun Western Cape Fact: Fleeing persecution in France, Huguenots (a sect of Calvinists) came to the Stellenbosch region in 1690. They soon put their knowledge of growing wine grapes to good use, taking advantage of fertile soil that helped to start the wine industry in South Africa.


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