Those of us wishing to
protect Chaucer Fields and the Southern Slopes more generally now have an extra
string to our bow. Gifted local musicians, including Richard Navarro and Brendan
Power, have recorded a wonderful and moving track, "Concrete Lung", based on the
well known Joni Mitchell song "Big Yellow Taxi". It is hoped with will
draw attention to the issue, and stress the consequences the misguided
development proposals will have especially for children, and future generations
of people living/working in Canterbury. Please take a moment to be one of the
first to listen to, and watch, the track which can be found at:
http://youtu.be/Gp9HBL11zC0
Please make a point of distributing this link
amongst your friends, family, circles etc: it surely deserves to "go viral" (if
I get the terminology right!)
Also, if you've not already done it to get your written representation for
the Village Green application done BEFORE MONDAY - there are only a few days
left now (see below)...
Happy listening, distributing and Written
Representation writing!
all
best
Chaucer Fielder
Chaucer Fields Picnic Society
(The previous article on this subject can be found here.)
