Hello. No-one’s complained but I’ve just noticed two things about the Planning Appeals map/list:
My apologies to anyone tripped up because I failed to check the links.
Another lesson learnt.
The planning map is here, if you’re unfamiliar with it.
This week’s crop of new applications are in postcodes UB10 8… then AA, BE and QS. Also appeals in AX and QF. Map link.
For the record, we’ve added (to the HS2 page) the late-night House of Commons exchange between Chris Grayling and Cheryl Gillan regarding HS2 developments.
You won’t be surprised (if you don’t know already) that they have different views of the same fundamental information.
To save you looking, the links are:
This week’s crop of new applications are in postcodes UB10 8… then AJ, JS, LE, PN, QJ, RN, RN, RW and TE. Map link.
The House magazine is part of the fabric of Westminster is delivered directly into the pigeon-holes of both Westminster Houses. It is a must-read in both Houses. The House is closer than any other political magazine to the most powerful people in UK politics.
Today, the HS2 Action Alliance has submitted this advertisement:
This week’s crop of new applications are in postcodes UB10 8… then EX, QE, QU and TE. Map link.
As you may know, we publish newsletters on line as soon as the next one hits the streets. So the Spring one is now online. With AGMs, we can’t publish the minutes until they’re approved, a year later at the next AGM. I should have posted the 2016 ones in April. So, the 2016 AGM minutes are here now, with my apologies.
This week’s crop of new applications are in postcodes UB10 8… then DR, EF, LE, QB, QE and RU. Map link.
Transport for London (TfL) have reviewed bus services ahead of the opening of Crossrail (the Elizabeth Line) next year because :
“the opening of the Elizabeth line from 2018 will further transform how people move about in London”.
The review is here:
TfL have launched a consultation on proposed changes (closing 17th Sept):
Our existing local services seem unaffected, but one of the proposed changes is a new ‘route 278’ between Ruislip and Heathrow Airport, Central Bus Station via Hayes & Harlington station. It would run the full length of Long Lane and via Hillingdon, Hayes End, Church Road and Hayes town centre. It would run at 5 buses per hour Monday to Saturday daytimes and 3 bph Sundays and all evenings using double-deck buses.
TfL State:
“Consultation will be undertaken on the service changes. Following analysis of the
responses, the next step will be determine whether or not a specific scheme should
proceed or whether it should be amended in some way.
Other considerations will also need to be taken account as part of coming to a final
decision. This includes TfL’s financial position and the affordability of the schemes.
In some instances physical constraints e.g. new stands may be a barrier to delivery.
Precisely when service changes will be made will be subject to further consideration
but would broadly align with the various phases of the Elizabeth line opening.
Finally the bus network will be kept under review enabling further changes to be made
to bus services in the future.”
These will be held at the Master Brewer site on 18th July 2pm to 8pm and in St Giles Village Hall on 20th 4:30pm to 7:30.
Details here: hillingdongateway.co.uk
