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Tag Archives: Planning permission
Authorities are failing in their duty to protect our green open spaces and wildlife!
As we become ever more aware of the value of open green space to our well-beingand the state of emergency for our wildlife, at the same time our local authoritiesseem intent upon the same course of damage and destruction, all … Continue reading →
Posted in Eton Manor, Hackney Marshes, Lea Marshes, River Lea, Waterworks
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Tagged Eton Manor, LVRPA, MOL, New Spitalfields, Planning permission, Waltham Forest Council
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Threats to the Marshes/Response to Waltham Forest’s local plan consultation
There are many emerging threats to the Marshes (and Wathamstow Wetlands) from planned large-scale developments at Lea Bridge, New Spitalfields and elsewhere in Waltham Forest. Save Lea Marshes have now been campaigning for a decade to keep our vital green … Continue reading →
Posted in Hackney Marshes
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Tagged Development, open space, Planning permission, Spitalfields
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Ice centre decision
The decision to approve the new double-size ice centre on Leyton Marsh will be considered by the Mayor of London’s office. We thank Baroness Jenny Jones for writing this letter on behalf of our campaign. To: john.finlayson@london.gov.uk Baroness Jones of … Continue reading →
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Tagged GLA, MOL, Parliament, Planning permission
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Council approves planning for ice centre development.
We are extremely disappointed by the decision to locate the new double-size ice centre on Leyton Marsh. The centre will have an unacceptable impact on the openness of our protected land. It will also destroy precious habitat, including for hedgehogs, … Continue reading →
Posted in Ice Centre
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Tagged Hedgehogs, open space, Planning permission, Pollution, traffic
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Objection of the week, no. 9
FURTHER REASONS FOR NOT SITING ICE CENTRE ON LEYTON MARSH By Celia Coram Scale and Suitability Why propose to put an industrial building on a site of Metropolitan Open Land? Having carried out a Google search I could find no … Continue reading →
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Tagged air pollution, Planning permission
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Objection of the week no. 8
This is the final objection in our series of featured objections to the planning application for a new double-pad ice centre on Leyton Marsh. It is by Paul. There is still time to object! You can use any of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged MOL, Planning permission
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Objection no. 7
This objection was written by Abi on 1st March, before the licence application for the Waterworks Festival was refused by Waltham Forest Council. It covers the issues of land contamination, biodiversity, Metropolitan Open Land and community involvement: Development Management London … Continue reading →
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Tagged MOL, Planning permission
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Objection of the week
This week’s featured objection to the Lee Valley Ice Centre being situated at Leyton Marsh is focused upon the superior benefits of enhancing rather than reducing green space at this location. It is written by Caroline. Area of Leyton Marsh … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ice Centre, Leyton Marsh, Planning permission
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More on the Thames Water site
We have all had great difficulty trying to work out what the differences are between the latest version of the plan for developing the Thames Water site and the original version. We have now at last been provided with a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Development, green space, MOL, planning committee, Planning permission, Thames Water, Waltham Forest Council
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Thames Water site – last chance to object to the plans
After 18 months of tinkering and shenanigans, it now seems likely that the extraordinary plans to build the “Athena Primary Academy” and “Barclay Secondary Free School” on the Thames Water site, Lea Bridge Road, will soon go before Waltham Forest … Continue reading →
Posted in Ice Centre, Waterworks
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Tagged Development, environment, green space, MOL, Planning permission, Pollution, safety, Waltham Forest Council, Waterworks
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