Sian Evans, the Secretary of State, has published a statement regarding the Ram Brewery Inquiry with an apparent intention to issue a decision before next general election (due by June…
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shiWe learned this week that the Secretary of State has refused planning permission for a development in Ealing town centre for a 25-storey tower and 6 further blocks of between…
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The Public Inquiry is over. To be honest, much of the time was taken up by anything but the public’s views on the proposed re-development of the sites. The Wandsworth…
Continue Reading »Ram Brewery inquiry: report on week 5
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This week, week 5 of the Inquiry, will firstly be about what is called the Section 106 agreement between the council and Minerva on how much money will be forthcoming,…
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I was back at the Public Inquiry on Friday to give my testimony (see HERE with other information). It gave me the opportunity to take more photos… and even a…
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In order to follow the events of the Ram Brewery Inquiry, I will list below the links to related article and contributions you might be interested to see: Pre-inquiry note…
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I’ve just come back from the inquiry this morning where Martin Linton made a statement against the scheme (you can read the evidence HERE). I had the occasion to take…
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Friday 20th of Nov 09 at The Inquiry on DAY 12 Apparently the session had started at 9 am and I arrived at the time it was scheduled to start:10…
Continue Reading »Ram Brewery inquiry: report from week 3
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The Health & Safety position seems to be that the risk from the gasholder would be classified as ‘tolerable’ [1]. It is not expected to blow up any day soon.…
Continue Reading »Ram Brewery Inquiry Week 1&2 – Report
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See also Shirley Passmore’s report HERE I read Shirley’s account interest and would like to add a few more comments:syl WEEK 1 Tuesday 3 November 2009 I attended the first…
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