In the interim, we are looking for premises to store our goods and properties as well as new premises to operate from to carry on with the work of the trust.

Any help will be appreciated.

If you are able to help in any way or form, financial or otherwise, please buy cialis contact, Emmanuel Amevor by e-mail: info@centerprise.org.uk

Please continue checking this website for regular updates

2nd November 2012

Hackney Council yesterday, 1st November 2012 seized, Centerprise’s property at 136-138 Kingsland High Street, London E8 2NS. Although we have cheap cialis online lodged an appeal at the Court of Appeal and made an application for a stay of execution, the Council nonetheless moved to take possession. Centerprise, CEO, Emmanuel Amevor stated: “They came like thieves in the dead of night to seize the property when no one was around. We have many valuables in the property and no inventory has been taken. We hope everything is safe as we are talking of over four decades of Hackney’s black British cultural history. The trustees are currently taking legal action on the matter.”
About more than a dozen organisations and businesses that use the centre who have not been served with any eviction notices are coming together to take a mass action against the Council. Arthur Torrington, CBE, Secretary of the Windrush Foundation, who was to be involved in an event at the centre on African History and Heritage on Saturday 3rd November 2012, said ” I am angry at the way Hackney Council, a labour Council, has treated black Britons in London. What are the reasons for their anger and indecent actions? This Labour Council should be ashamed of itself. We ask people to write to the Mayor of Hackney Mayor.Pipe@hackney.gov.uk condemning their actions.”

For Further imformation contact: Emmanuel Amevor: info@centerprise.org.uk

Editors note:

For up to date position from Hackney Council contact:  Mr Christopher Pritchard on 0208 356 3700 or by email: chris.pritchard@hackney.gov.uk

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Centerprise, Chief Executive Officer, Emmanuel Amevor, commented: ‘We have today, taken a small but significant step towards a very long road to buy viagra online securing justice’.  He asked all members and supporters to stand firm in the face of this onslaught from the the local authority.  He further stated that all activities at the centre will continue as normal until the case is finally determined at a future date.

Press Release !
Attention Editors!!
For Immediate Release!!!

CENTERPRISE UNDER THREAT OF CLOSURE

Centerprise Bookshop and Community Centre are under threat of closure
by Hackney Council. The organisation has served the people of Hackney and
other Londoners for over 42 years.  The Council is taking Centerprise
Trustees to court on 15 October 2012 to evict the organisation at Central London
County Court.

Commenting on this action, Arthur Torrington CBE (Secretary, Windrush
Foundation) said:  “The Council is making a serious mistake in taking
steps that would result in the closure of an organisation that benefits the
community, especially Black Londoners. Centerprise is a place that
Windrush Foundation also uses to provide its services. I am joining the
campaign to keep it open.”

The Trustees of Centerprise are inviting you to a public meeting to
discuss ways of preventing the Council from this eviction, then selling the
premises.

Please come along on Wednesday, 29th August 2012 at 7.30pm
to Centerprise, 136-138 Kingsland High Street, Dalston, London E8 2NS,
and support our cause.

To sign our on-line petition, please go:
http://www.petitionbuzz.com/petitions/savecenterprise

For further

information please contact: Emmanuel Amevor on  020 7254 9632;
director@centerprise.org.uk or visit: www.centerprisetrust.org.uk

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