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Tag Archives: Planning permission
Car Wash: Appeal Dismissed by Planning Inspectorate
The appeal lodged by the car wash business that operated on Leyton Marshes car park, in front of the Lee Valley Ice Centre, has been refused by the Planning Inspectorate. Waltham Forest Council refused planning permission for … Continue reading →
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Car Wash Appeals Planning Decision: Please Act!
The London Borough of Waltham Forest (LBWF) refused planning permission for a car wash on Metropolitan Open Land near the Lee Valley Ice Rink. The applicant has appealed the decision and we are asking as many people as possible to … Continue reading →
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Spin Doctors Employed to ‘Remake the Marshes’
London Borough of Hackney hire planning spindoctors Firstplan to give themselves permission to build on Marshes. Hackney Council are again spending thousands on planning consultants Firstplan, to mastermind the charade of obtaining planning permission from themselves for two new car parks … Continue reading →
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Tagged changing rooms, events, FirstPlan, MOL, North Marsh, North Pavilion, open space, Planning permission
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Hackney Council Withdraw Planning Application for Car Park Constructed Without Consent!
Hackney Council planning committee were due to meet on Monday evening to discuss the application for a 60 space car park on East Marsh that has already been constructed in advance of consent, as was reported in the Hackney Gazette. … Continue reading →
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Tagged East Marsh, Hackney Council, planning committee meeting, Planning permission
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Council ignores planning permission in rush to build Marsh Lane bridge folly
Waltham Forest Council has rushed to begin work in breach of planning conditions on the highly controversial new bridge at Marsh Lane Fields – on which they plan to squander more than £250K on a cosmetic replacement for the existing, … Continue reading →
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Tagged EA, Flood risk, Health and safety concerns, Leyton Jubilee Park, Marsh Lane Bridge, Planning permission, Waltham Forest Council
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URGENT: Please Submit Objection to Further Attack on Metropolitan Open Land
PHOTO SHOOT: Tuesday 5th March by the Dagenham Brook Bridge(next to Eton Manor cottage, where the plaque is that commemorates the 1892 Lammas Day mass direct action) in Marsh Lane. We have just learnt of plans by Waltham Forest Council, … Continue reading →
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Waltham Forest Planning Committee Meeting 12th September 7:30pm
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Tagged Basket ball court, Call to action, ODA, Olympics, planning committee, Planning permission, Save Leyton Marsh, Waltham Forest Council
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Help ensure the best possible reinstatement of Leyton Marsh
We have been working hard behind the scenes to ensure that Porter’s Field Meadow (Leyton Marsh) is not only protected in posterity but that the remedial works see the area reinstated to the very best condition possible. We do not want … Continue reading →
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How cool?!
There are 4 huge generators at the back of the Olympic Basket Ball arenas on Leyton Marsh. They appear to be powering air conditioning systems and are running (very loudly) already. They are provided by a company that services ice … Continue reading →
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NOISE Demonstration Outside Waltham Forest Town Hall to Protest Extended Working Hours
[slideshow] Today we held a noise demonstration outside Waltham Forest Town Hall. As well as granting permission for the basketball facility on Leyton Marsh, WF Council are also responsible for deciding on subsequent planning applications relating to Leyton Marsh, inlcuding … Continue reading →
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