Letter: Neighbourhood life
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: Your misleading article 'Lib- Dems ready to block BNP' (Politics & Policy, 22 April) was written without checking any of its statements with this council's political leadership. To put it simply, Tower Hamlets Liberal Democrats are committed to maintaining the current decentralised boundaries. We will not fix the system just because residents might decide to elect the BNP.
I can assure you that if residents of the Isle of Dogs are irresponsible enough to elect a BNP neighbourhood committee, that is what they will get.
Yours faithfully,
PETER HUGHES
Leader of the Council
Tower Hamlets
London, E14
22 April
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