Playing the Environment Game - ACE042.4

Children playing in the street in Notting Hill. A van belonging to Inter-Action Media Arts Trust. Videotape of the Swinbrook area of Notting Hill Gate. Model of possible new development which will require Greater London Council to use Compulsory Purchase Orders. Ken Rayson making video with Inter-Action, recording the views of local residents on the conditions they live is, what facilities they’d like to see in the development, their attitudes to GLC claims of consultation, etc. Rayson and Inter-Action discussing the editing of the video. Some of the footage. Van touring streets, announcing showing of the completed video, and urging local people to attend screening and public meeting. People watching the video at the video van. Rayson alking to those at the meeting. People at rush hour. Commentary says all three campaigns are part of the same desire to change priorities about living in cities, where developers’ profits have increased dramatically while numbers of homeless people have also increased. Calls for change in attitude at government level. Demonstration with "London Belongs to the People" banner. Credits.