The local planning committee has formally rejected the housing development proposal for the monastery garden. This outcome preserves a vital sanctuary for our community and protects the local habitat from unnecessary destruction. We must now remain diligent to ensure this land stays open and accessible for everyone in the years …
January 28, 2012
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Reached 500 supporters
January 21, 2012
November 12, 2011
The local planning office has begun reviewing our formal objections regarding the potential loss of the monastery garden habitats. I am currently compiling a detailed report on the historical significance of the site to ensure our concerns remain at the forefront of their deliberations.
Reached 100 supporters
October 17, 2011
October 14, 2011
The momentum building behind this effort reflects a shared commitment to preserving our local green space. As we approach one hundred signatures, I ask that you help bring this concern to the attention of others who value the character of our neighborhood. Achieving this particular milestone will provide a meaningful foundation for the conversations we intend to have with local officials.
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the community center is a lifeline for my nan. she would be lost without that place to go.
my kids love watching the birds in those gardens. dont destroy the local habitat just for more overpriced flats.
This is one of the only quiet green spots left in the area. We really need to keep it for the older people who use the center everyday.
PLEASE LEAVE THE MONASTERY GROUNDS ALONE. SO MUCH HISTORY THERE ALREADY.
Ridiculous. Stop building over every single inch of grass just to make a quick buck. Islington is already packed enough.
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The local planning committee has formally rejected the housing development proposal for the monastery garden. This outcome preserves a vital sanctuary for our community and protects the local habitat from unnecessary destruction. We must now remain diligent to ensure this land stays open and accessible for everyone in the years …
January 28, 2012
Final supporters
Updates
Reached 500 supporters
January 21, 2012
November 12, 2011
The local planning office has begun reviewing our formal objections regarding the potential loss of the monastery garden habitats. I am currently compiling a detailed report on the historical significance of the site to ensure our concerns remain at the forefront of their deliberations.
Reached 100 supporters
October 17, 2011
October 14, 2011
The momentum building behind this effort reflects a shared commitment to preserving our local green space. As we approach one hundred signatures, I ask that you help bring this concern to the attention of others who value the character of our neighborhood. Achieving this particular milestone will provide a meaningful foundation for the conversations we intend to have with local officials.
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The gardens around the Retreat and the School at Saint-Joseph's should not be built upon as there were covenants to that effect when the land was given to the Passionists,Order to build a church.
the community center is a lifeline for my nan. she would be lost without that place to go.
my kids love watching the birds in those gardens. dont destroy the local habitat just for more overpriced flats.
This is one of the only quiet green spots left in the area. We really need to keep it for the older people who use the center everyday.
PLEASE LEAVE THE MONASTERY GROUNDS ALONE. SO MUCH HISTORY THERE ALREADY.
Ridiculous. Stop building over every single inch of grass just to make a quick buck. Islington is already packed enough.
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The gardens around the Retreat and the School at Saint-Joseph's should not be built upon as there were covenants to that effect when the land was given to the Passionists,Order to build a church.