Cllr Becky Sanders

@beckysanders

Councillor in Telegraph Hill for the Lewisham Green Party 💚 Promoted by Becky Sanders (Green Party), PO Box 78066, London SE16 9GQ

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Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· 13d

#ThamesWater How many reports and emails are needed before a major leak is fixed? Will they repair the damage caused? This is a story repeated across London and is far too frequent. Is Thames Water holding our streets hostage against the threat of nationalisation or is it just negligence?

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· 13d

#ThamesWater have left a major leak in Telegraph Hill for over a week in the middle of a drought (and hosepipe ban imposed by them) to the point it has created pot holes in the road. Buses have been diverted to avoid it leaving the entire area without public transport! We deserve and demand better

A major water leak over a roundabout with several potholes caused by the water

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· 13d

Loved running around the adventure playground after our surgery at The Somerville! Very jealous of all the children who will be able to enjoy this over the summer holidays and beyond! Big shout out to all the volunteers and staff who keep this place looking and being amazing!

Cllrs Becky Sanders and Nick Torry in the playground under the rope bridge and slide holding mugs of tea

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Jul 14

Our surgery dates in Telegraph Hill and info about the venues

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Jun 21

A great initiative by #GrowLewisham and part of the #LondonFruitHarvest! They are looking for Tree Owners, Harvesters, and Recipients! Check out their website for more info and how to be part of the network! A great way to reduce waste and create community! www.goodfoodlewisham.org/post/new-and...

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Jun 21

Telegraph Hill Councillors and their committee positions! I am Chair of Planning Committee B and a member of the Standards Committee. Find your councillor here: lewisham.gov.uk/mayorandcoun... The Cabinet members and their roles here: lewisham.gov.uk/mayorandcoun...

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· May 4

These local elections will be the closest ever seen. Every vote will count, no matter who you are voting for, make sure you use your democratic right on Thursday! But also Vote Green!

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Apr 12

A big stack of leaflets for Telegraph Hill! Coming to a doorstep near you! #Lewishamgreenparty #localelections26

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Mar 25

A lovely leaflet for a lovely ward! Hand delivered to your doorsteps by our fabulous volunteers <3

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Jan 13

Big Day Out on the 31st of January! RSVP at lewisham.greenparty.org.uk Meet Zack Polanski and @liamshrivastava.bsky.social who is standing for #Lewisham Mayor for @lewishamgreenparty.bsky.social!

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Jan 11

Is your New Year Resolution to vote in the local elections this year? If not it should be! We need to build change and bring hope to communities this year and it all starts with a single vote, your vote!

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Nov 26

Posing with fly-tipping in Telegraph hill. Hopefully one day there will be none left!

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Oct 13

The most common type of fly-tipping we see are fridges. Lewisham Council's bulky item service will collect them for £60! The council provides no financial help and does not offer assisted collections! I asked a question to the council about their service's affordability and accessibility. (see pics)

Collection fees
mattresses (any size): £14 each
up to four household items (such as carpet, chairs, beds or sofas): £41
fridges or freezers: £60 (we can't collect American-style or double door fridges or freezers)
Please note
the collection fee is non-refundable, so you'll still be charged even if you cancel the booking before your items are collected – this is to cover the administrative and operational costs involved in arranging a collection
we do not collect items from inside properties and can't help carry them outside

The bulky item collection service is expensive without a guarantee that the item will be collected due to confusing instructions about the item cannot be within a property and not on the pavement, which doesn't leave anywhere for it to go, how are you making this service cheaper and less confusing, especially for those on lower incomes and those with disabilities for example?

Reply

Items for collection should be placed within the property boundary, but not indoors. Suitable locations include a front garden, driveway, or other easily accessible space. It’s important that items are clearly visible and reachable by the collection crew on the scheduled day to ensure successful pickup.

The Council recognises concerns around affordability - particularly for residents on lower incomes or with disabilities - and is actively reviewing the service to make it more accessible, affordable, and user-friendly. This includes providing clearer instructions and exploring potential support options for vulnerable residents.
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As part of its ongoing service review, the Council is currently assessing the overall cost and feasibility of introducing assisted collections for residents"

Cllr Becky Sanders@beckysanders· Jul 8

Fly tipped Fridges seen in the wild while doorknocking around Telegraph Hill. It's becoming quite the collection