Planning outrage doesn’t happen only in Wandsworth, and here is an example of developers’ cow-boys hand-in-glove with Lambeth Council . Author: WPR Residents Group How would you feel if you were…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Following the rejection by the government inspector of Wandsworth Council’s planning policy submission, a new series of documents were open to comments until Friday 28th November 2014. The…
Continue Reading »A planning forum meeting was organised by the Council on Monday 3rd November 2014, 17 months after the last one. Cllr Sarah McDermott, new chair of the Planning Application Committee (PAC)…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Is Wandsworth a new free land for developers wishing to erect high luxury towers ? Was there a pledge from the Conservatives at the last local election…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert A new research on Wandsworth planning consultation concluded that “citizens are not discouraged to further participate by the way the consultation tools works, but rather by the…
Continue Reading »A residential extension (p.a 2014/3230 & 2014/3430) was granted last August to build a basement extension under a Grade II listed building, garden and outbuilding to provide additional level of living accommodation.…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert After waiting several months, the Council has eventually responded in a formal letter to our criticism on Wandsworth planning process.…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert The Government Inspector raised issues, primarily relating to the number and nature of the changes included in the Submission Versions of the planning documents and finally rejected…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert On Wednesday 10th April, to the question: “If the adopted Local and National Planning Policies are only treated as loose guidelines which can be ignored at will,…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert With 230 new towers planned, London is going to become “Gotham City”, claims last week article in the Evening Standard. In a statement in the Observer at the end of…
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