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Love the Elephant! This Saturday!

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Dear Friend

Join Southwark Notes, Latin Elephant and Up the Elephant to celebrate our precious community at Elephant and Castle and keep up the pressure for fair treatment for all our lovely traders who face displacement and eviction.

Love the Elephant street celebration!
12-3pm, Saturday 13th April
Outside Elephant and Castle shopping Centre

Timetable
12:00-1pm  – Music and festivities including a short Love the Elephant procession to the shopping centre for a public display of support. Bring your DIY placards and flags please!

  • Kids making sessions
  • Open mic for speeches

1pm -2pm – Teach-out session: Fighting gentrification at the Elephant
2pm-3pm  – Teach-out session: London traders campaigns and social cleansing
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Update from 35% Campaign on the traders’ situation

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Regards
Jerry

Love the Elephant Film Night Saturday 16th February

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Dear Friend

Join us this Saturday for our –

Love the Elephant Film Night – Saturday 16th February

Draper Hall, Hampton St & Newington Butts SE17 3AN
(near Santander Bike stand) 

6:45pm Doors Open – 7:15pm Programme starts

TICKETS HERE

Following the success of our fundraising party last year we are taking the next step in our vibrant campaign to force Southwark Council to bin the Elephant and Castle shopping Centre scheme. We have engaged the services of high-powered lawyers and are hopeful that we can quash the planning approval in the courts.

BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP TO RAISE FUNDS FOR OUR LEGAL CAMPAIGN

So please come along for a evening of entertainment and instruction!

PREMIERE    Why Does the Elephant Keep Developing? (20 mins)Documentary filmmaker Emile Scott Burgoyne tracks the progress of the Elephant and Castle redevelopment scheme and the vibrant campaign to save our Elephant, asking some uncomfortable questions of the powers-that-be.

Rainbow Collective (29 mins) Campaigning film crew Rainbow Collectivechart the social cleansing of Peckham, Canada Water, the Aylesbury Estate, the Heygate Estate and the Elephant and Castle shopping centre, giving a platform to the local people most affected.

  Discussion  8:15pm to 9pm 
·      Q&A with filmmakers Emile Scott Burgoyne and Hannan Majid from Rainbow Collective
·      Short speeches from Up the Elephant campaigners.

Regards
Jerry

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