S A R A G

SARAG
in association with
Kensington Law Centre
is offering
EDUCATION ADVICE
DO YOU NEED ADVICE ABOUT YOUR CHILD’S EDUCATION?

We offer free legal advice in the following areas:

· What to do if your child is excluded
· Bullying
· Special needs
· Admissions
· Becoming a school governor

Beverley Livingston, an Education Advocate based at North Kensington Law Centre, is funded by EHRC* to provide an advocacy and advice service to parents/carers across all areas of education. SARAG is pleased to host the extension of this service into the borough of Ealing. Education is a legal right. Please call in if you have an issue regarding your child’s education. The advice is free and you do not need an appointment. The Education Advocate may also be able to accompany parents/carers to school meetings, if necessary.


Drop in every Thursday 1-4pm
at SARAG, Change Base, 100 Bollo Bridge Road, London W3 8DD
Telephone 020 8993 2740
email: committee@sarag.org

*Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC)
EducationAdvocateflyer20-6-08.doc

byDan Hodges
Ealing Gazette

A DECISION to chop down 23 trees on a recreation ground has sparked outrage from residents.

People living in South Acton were confused and dismayed when the trees were felled in one day earlier this month to make way for building work starting in May.

South Acton Residents' Action Group (SARAG) demanded an explanation for the removal of the "healthy and mature" trees from the south west side of the grounds bordering the South Acton estate, part of which will be developed into 129 new flats. A further 120 flats are planned if planning permission is granted.

Resident and SARAG member Malgorzata Czerwinska said: "After seeing this wanton destruction I wonder if Ealing Council has plans to change their logo from a majestic tree to a forlorn tree stump."

SARAG's members claim the area from which the trees were removed is an integral part of the recreation ground and is covered by planning guidelines which state major trees should be protected.

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SARAG*
(South Acton Residents Action Group)


Councillor Ian Green
Cabinet Member for Regeneration
Town Hall
London W5


Dear Councillor Green

Re: South Acton Regeneration

Progressing Phase 2.3 of the South Acton Neighbourhood Regeneration Programme

SARAG’s Management Committee is writing to you on the occasion of the Cabinet meeting of 26 February 2008 when a paper on South Acton Regeneration is due to be discussed.

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Download 10th Anniversary Powerpoint Presentation
This is a rough draft that will be updated in the New Year.

p.7 Ealing Gazette Friday 9th Feb, 2007

On the regeneration of South Acton:

It is a big, big scheme - this is a big estate.
The thing I am inpressed with is it is keeping to the timetable.

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