Blessing Olubanjo is calling for the removal of painted pedestrian crossings in Bloomsbury, claiming they violate her rights as a Christian and represent unlawful political messaging. Supported by the Christian Legal Society, she cites the Local Government Act 1986, which bars councils from promoting political views. Camden Council rejects her claims, asserting its commitment to inclusivity and stating that the borough has no place for hate. Local opinions reflect support for the crossings as symbols of empowerment for marginalized groups.
Camden resident Blessing Olubanjo aims to have pedestrian crossings removed, arguing they infringe on her Christian rights and constitute unlawful political messaging.
The Local Government Act 1986 prohibits councils from publishing material that promotes a political party or controversial viewpoint, with the pedestrian crossings seen as a form of publication.
Camden Council has rejected Olubanjo's arguments, stating the borough has no place for hate and emphasizing its commitment to inclusivity.
Public opinion shows support for the crossings as a means to empower marginalized groups, with locals defending the council's right to promote inclusivity.
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