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@LittleNinjaUK at Dulwich protest

November 7, 2021

Clean air campaigner David Smith, known to his thousands of Twitter followers as @LittleNinjaUK, spoke at the Dulwich protest on Saturday 16 October about the social and environmental injustice of LTNs – how they tick all the boxes for policy-makers “unless you live, shop, walk, scoot, cycle, learn and play on a main road, on a community road. This isn’t about arterial roads and boundary roads and distributor roads, these are community roads. These are our high streets, these are where our nurseries are, these are where our care homes are, our GPs, our hospitals, our schools. These are where we live and breathe.” See the whole speech here:

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