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The Worcestershire LEP has produced its energy strategy. The three main goals are:
1. Reduction in carbon emissions of 50% on 2005 levels by 2030
2. Double the size of the low carbon sector by 2030
3. Tripling energy production from renewable generation by 2030
Although this is a start, this is not sufficient to meet the reduction in CO2 needed.
The executive summary can be found via the link...
www.wlep.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/P3695-Worcestershire-Energy-Strategy-Executive-Summary.pdf
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Residents' Parking Scheme proposed by Councillor Matthew Jenkins gains approval following vote
worcestergreenparty.org.uk
Residents have voted in favour of plans for the biggest permit parking scheme in the city.Residents' Parking Scheme approved - mailchi.mp/fbde90ecdd5d/residents-parking-scheme-mailing-list-998529
Residents' Parking Scheme approved
mailchi.mp
The votes have now been counted for the proposed residents' parking scheme and with almost 61% of residents returning their vote and with over 95% saying yes, I can confirm that the scheme will be going ahead!The deadline for returning your vote on the proposed resident parking scheme is Monday 4th March. If you are within the scheme area and have not received a letter please let me know. I have been knocking on doors trying to get people to return their voting slips, and will carry on doing that the rest of this week. Thanks to the local residents who have helped deliver and collect the voting letters, and who will be helping over the next few days to ensure we get as many voted as possible.
If you live in the proposed residents' parking scheme area, covering from St Georges Lane North down to Southfield Street, then you should be receiving your voting letter anytime now. Please make sure you have your say by voting Yes or No (ideally Yes!) and then returning it in the pre-paid envelope.