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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Snap Up Your Limited Edition Campaign T-shirt!
There are just a few of our limited edition campaign T-shirt left (available in Medium only) so hurry and get yours now! The T-shirts are £10 and all profits go to the Save Lea Marshes campaign. If you get in … Continue reading
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Serious shortcomings in Marsh Lane Bridge Consultation and Plan
The planning officers report relating to the proposal for demolition of two sound bridges and replacement by one heavy goods bridge at Marsh Lane Fields can be found here: http://saveleytonmarsh.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/26032013-planning-committee-item-49-marsh-lane-bridge.pdf There are many issues with this scheme and the release … Continue reading
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Update on Marsh Lane Fields Bridge Proposals
By Katy Andrews I expect everyone knows by now that a planning application is due to be dealt with by LBWF Planning Committee on Tues evening, 26.3.13, that would entail the removal of a “safe routes to school” dedicated cycle/pedestrian … Continue reading
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We Want Positive Legacy from the Games: An Open Letter to the ODA’s Richard Arnold
Dear Richard Arnold, I am writing to you once again on behalf of the Save Leyton Marsh group. I wrote to you back in August to attempt to attain the positive legacy that had been promised to the local community … Continue reading
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Tagged Basketball Courts, basketball floors, legacy, Leyton Manor Park, Leyton Marsh, Millfields Park, ODA
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The Effect of Temporary Events: The Lesson of Leyton Marsh!
These are all images taken on Tuesday 5th March 2013. Leyton Marsh, we were promised, would be returned to its ‘original condition’ in October 2012. These are all effects of a ‘temporary event’ one summer!
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Tagged Leyton Marsh, membrane, reinstatement, reinstatement plan, rotting, Save Leyton Marsh, topsoil, turf, waterlogging
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