Master Brewer: update (fingers crossed)

We welcome Hillingdon Council’s 10 May announcement that it has sought a Judicial Review of the Mayor of London’s decision to grant permission for the most recent Master Brewer planning application. 

We have repeatedly raised concerns about the way the Mayor has considered London Plan tall buildings policies, so we are pleased to see that this issue forms part of Hillingdon Council’s case. 

As we set out earlier this year, the Mayor’s decision to grant permission was enormously disappointing for local community groups, who had invested time and effort in creating a community masterplan to show the sort of development that would be appropriate for the vacant site.  

A Judicial Review is a type of court proceeding that considers the way in which a decision has been made, rather than the rights and wrongs of the conclusion reached.  Over the next few weeks, a Judge will decide whether the case should be heard. If the case is heard and the Judge agrees with Hillingdon Council’s arguments, the Mayor could be ordered to reconsider the application. 

Breakspear Road South restrictions from LBH

From LBH

LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON TEMPORARY RESTRICTION OF TRAFFIC (BREAKSPEAR ROAD SOUTH, ICKENHAM) ORDER 2021 ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14(1)

1. Hillingdon Council gives notice that to enable repair works to be carried out by O’Hara Bros and to prevent the likelihood of danger to the public it made this Order, which will temporarily close Breakspear Road South, Ickenham from Swakeleys Road to outside Breakspear Road.

2. Diversion route will be in place via Breakspear Road, Bury Street, High Street, Ickenham Road, High Road, Swakeleys Road and vice versa. Nothing in the Order shall apply to prevent vehicular access to premises on or adjacent to the prohibited length of road insofar as access is reasonably practicable without interference with the said works.

3. The temporary restriction will be in operation between 08:00hrs on the 15 th June 2021 to 17:00hrs, on the 20th June 2021 and to such extent as indicated by traffic signs prescribed by the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002. Road users should assume that the closure has been put into effect only if traffic signs have been erected stating that the road has been closed and the diversion route, if necessary is in place.

4. The Order, which is proposed will come into operation on 15 th June 2021, will continue in force for eighteen months or until work to which it relates is completed. However it is anticipated that the works will be completed within 5 Days.

Dated this 18 day of May 2021 Perry Scott Corporate Director of Infrastructure, Building Services & Transport

Harvil Road lane closures 17 May to 30 September: Update

FROM HS2

Update:

We wrote to you in April to advise that we would be carrying out utility works from 17 May to 30 September 2021 and over two weekends. However, additional weekend working will be required.

From 17 May 2021, we will be carrying out utility surveys and utility connection along Harvil Road as part of the road realignment works. Temporary traffic management and lane closures will be required to ensure these works can be carried out safely.

We hope to reduce the duration of the lane closure by working additional weekends.

Breakspear Road South Extended work

HS2 Works notification: Update: Notice of works at Breakspear Road South, 9 – 14 May 2021

We wrote to you previously to advise you that we would be carrying out works from 7 to 9 May 2021. We need to extend the lane closure from 9 to 14 May 2021, in order to complete these works.

The road crossing at Breakspear Road South will become operational for our site traffic from 10 May 2021. The London Borough of Hillingdon has approved a speed limit reduction from 40mph to 30mph between Swakeleys Road and Breakspear Road, and to 20mph near the haul road crossing.

To ensure that this area is ready, we will be carrying out road and utility works along Breakspear Road South from 7 May 2021, in the area shown on the link below

These works will include the installation of concrete traffic barriers and line markings. Additionally, we will investigate the condition of the culvert system using a CCTV camera mounted on a small robot. Your utility services will not be affected.

Most of the work activities on the carriageways will be restricted to lane closures. However, for safety reasons there will be a full road closure needed for one night on 7 May.