Re-open Purley Pool campaign: meeting tonight

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Following on from the very successful Zoom meeting last week which was attended by over 70 people including Chris Philp MP, we now have a live meeting in Christ Church SCHOOL hall (not the church itself!), Montpelier Rd CR8 2QE this evening, starting at 7:00pm. 

Please come along and hear about this awful plan never to re-open the centre, and ask questions. You can sign the petition online here: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/PurleyPool , and there will be paper copies available for signing at the meeting. 

You can also express your views (strongly!) by joining in the Council's consultation process through this link: 

https://www.getinvolved.croydon.gov.uk/closure-purleylc 

The consultation process closes on 23 November 2021

Cllr Simon Brew

 

 

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