Second meeting with Cllr Guy Humphries, current chair of the Planning Application Committee for Wandsworth. It followed the Council’s workshop on the future local plan the week before, which participants…
Continue Reading »On Tuesday 14th January, the London Forum of Amenity and Civic Societies organised an Open Meeting on Community Participation in Planning. They had four passionate speakers sharing their idea on…
Continue Reading »London has rows of 4-storey Victorian houses, Paris has got 6-storey Haussmann buildings, both inherited from the 19th century. During the 20th century, the French city had a few attempt to…
Continue Reading »New era or continuity for the Planning Forum? The future will decide but so far the most visible change was a new Chair, as Cllr Sweet as been replaced by…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Yes, as many of you spotted, yesterday’s publication was of course specific to April fool’s day (the clue was in the date!) However, independently of Wandsworth Council,…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Exclusive revelation today by the Clapham Junction Action Group: Wandsworth Council is using an automatic tool to generate planning reports! The information has been leaked by internal…
Continue Reading »Wandsworth’s cash machine: the Council is collecting as much as all the adjoining boroughs together!
Author: Cyril Richert With all the new developments in Clapham Junction, but also in other parts of the borough (Nine Elms of course) you may wonder if there is an…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert “You’re joking. NOT ANOTHER ONE?! Oh for God’s sake, I can’t, honestly – I can’t stand this” could have been the response when Wandsworth Council asked again…
Continue Reading »This is now the third time that we experiment the new format of the Planning Forum meeting, since the changed decided by the Chair, Cllr Will Sweet (change in which CJAG was instrumental).…
Continue Reading »The new format of the Planning Forum meeting, instigated by Cllr Will Sweet (who is also chair of the Planning Application Committee) last January, allowed once again to dedicate a large part of…
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