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Hi everyone, an important APPEAL: We need to raise ?2,000 towards the legal aid we?ve secured to take Lambeth council to task on their role in enabling Cherry Tree?s impending closure. We have set up a Justgiving page and it?d be amazing if everyone could share this the groups they alerted about our petition and encourage donations. If everyone who signed were to give ?1-2 we would smash the target in no time. Suggested email/WhatsApp intro:


Many of you wonderfully signed our petition back in April to save Cherry Tree Children?s Centre and Nursery. Unfortunately Lambeth Council and the Trust operating Cherry Tree have not been responsive to our relentless campaign, leaving us no choice than to bring a legal challenge to the council. We have been awarded legal aid but have to fundraise ?2,000 towards initial legal fees. Please help us and donate what you can. No amount is too small and if 1,000 people gave ?2 (less than the price of a cup of coffee) we would reach our target in no time!


Please do consider giving if you oppose the closure of vital childcare facilities and want to help us fight for maintaining a wonderful resource for children and families now and in the future. Thank you! To give: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/cherry-tree-action-group

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