Meeting on February 5th 2019:

Just to recap the ideas we discussed at the library today, also to make sure Hanna is caught up with the ideas of the direction of the project.
Although we initially discussed the idea of refusing to pay for transport for the week, after chatting we decided it wasn't entirely feasible. Both because of only having a week and the practicality of actually doing it. Also this idea of engaging the actual staff of London transport was useless; they don't have any decision making power and why should the burden fall on them for engaging with us.

Instead we're going down the route of how loud our voices on the issue can be in the university, in the   constituency of Lewisham and by the Transport for London. Our intervention (our methods to enact change within the political sphere of everyday life) will basically be about how much of a difference can 4 university students actually make. The plan is to contact any helpful members of these three fields to see if they can provide any information about how students can make this cost more manageable and to see in what ways we can move forward in implement some form of policy that will help students. By engaging with these three areas, we aim to bring some attention to this 'everyday' issue that many students face; something which they perhaps accept without any second thought.

Hope this is the basic ideas that you guys got from what we discussed but feel free to add any other ideas or comments on any of what I said.

Katy