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Tag Archives: Waterworks
NOT SHINING A LIGHT ON OUR WILDLIFE
While no-one is suggesting a city such as London should be without the necessary light required for access and safety, the amount of unnecessary light is increasing and this is a serious issue for our wildlife. Guidance on artificial lighting from the Bat Conservation Trust is intended to raise awareness … Continue reading
Bearing Witness
Yesterday, Save Lea Marshes bore witness to the Lee Valley Regional Park’s continued attempts to commodify our open green spaces. We went to look at the temporary campsite at the Waterworks Centre. What shocked me most was the infrastructure. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Privatisation, public land, Shell, Vibrant Partnerships, Waterworks, Waterworks Campsite
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Our Official Response to the New Local Plan: Direction of Travel
Dear London Borough of Waltham Forest, We are writing in response to your ‘New Local Plan – Direction of Travel’ document and the response it has elicited from the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority (LVRPA). We have not read the … Continue reading
Posted in Lea Marshes
Tagged Direction of Travel, Lea Bridge, Local Plan, MOL, Thames Water depot, Waterworks
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A Victory Followed By Worrying Developments
We are pleased that the decision to refuse the car wash has been upheld and what’s more on grounds which uphold the legal protections for Metropolitan Open Land (MOL). However, running contrary to the Planning Inspectorate’s decision to safeguard MOL, … Continue reading
Posted in Leyton Marshes
Tagged Ice Centre, Lee Valley Regional Park Authority, Leyton Marsh, Waterworks
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Amended Lea Valley Eastside Vision waved through by Cabinet
The Cabinet at the London Borough of Waltham Forest have waved through the amended Lea Valley Eastside Vision. Although there are some things to celebrate about the amended plan, there are still serious problems with it. Waltham Forest should be … Continue reading
Posted in Lea Marshes
Tagged Lea Bridge, Lea Valley Eastside, MOL, Waterworks, Waterworks Centre
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Proof that the LVRPA have long planned to sell off land to fund the new ice rink
We suspected the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority (LVRPA) was lying when Shaun Dawson, the Chief Executive, and Paul Osborne, the Chairman, told us, on 19 January 2017, that there has been no decision to sell of the land around … Continue reading
Waltham Forest Council Refuse To Debate Waterworks Development
Council refuse to debate issues raised by Leyton Marshes petition in Full Council Meeting If a petition reaches 4000 signatures Waltham Forest Council say they will debate it in Full Council. Yet, Abigail Woodman, the person who organised the petition … Continue reading