The new Woodlands Club at 75 Long Lane, Ickenham is now open for the over 65s – Coffee Mornings/Afternoons held each Wednesday and Friday. they also offer Memberships on Mon, Tues and Thurs.
for further information please contact
Dawn Puhlhofer
Manager
Woodlands Club
Tel: 01895 634830 email info@woodlands-club.com
Web: http://www.woodlandscarehome.com
New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then EJ, HP, HU, LS, NP, NZ, PN, QG, SD, SF, SX and TF. No new appeals. Map link.
Sheet piling works in West Ruislip from 19 October for three weeks
Sheet piling works will begin at the West Ruislip site on 19 October. The works are expected to last three weeks.
What we are doing
From the week commencing 19 October we will carry out sheet piling works inside the construction site at West Ruislip. This work will help us to install a temporary tank to be used as stormwater drain to prevent flooding in the work area.
Sheet piles will be installed in sequence along the planned excavation perimeter to provide temporary walls within the ground to support our water tank. A mechanical machine will be used to push steel sheets into the ground.
How this work might affect you
A piling rig, cranes and construction machinery will be visible in the area
during these works.
The project team will take every measure to reduce noise impacts, however
you may notice some construction related noise and vibration.
Sheet piles will be pressed into position. In the event that we find hard
ground or obstacles, a vibro-hammer will be used to disturb the ground and
drive the sheets through the hard areas. Should this method be required, it
will be used for approximately one hour per day.
Duration of works
The activity will take place from w/c 19 October for three weeks.
Hours worked will be Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm and 8am to 1pm Saturdays.
We may be on site for an our before the start and/or end of each shift.
What to expect
Delivery and set up of equipment, cranes and piling rigs.
Our piling methods may involve vibrating piles into the ground.
What we will do
Conduct noise and vibration monitoring to ensure works are within project approval limits.
Use water carts to reduce the amount of dust
Night flying activity can give local residents cause for concern but this is routine activity and a yearly occurrence to calibrate the runway.
FROM RAF Northolt:
“There will be night flying on 19 and 20 Oct during the period 2200 to 0600 on both nights. This is essential flight checking activity in order to calibrate the Instrument Landing System (ILS) and Precision Approach Radar (PAR). Multiple approaches will be flown to both runways in order to assure the safety of the stn’s Navigat
In case you didn’t know, the latest edition of ICN is available to view or download online.
Sadly, like most of our local organisations, deliveries to households are on hold till the situation improves and it is safe for all our volunteers to deliver again.
Enjoy!
One new planning application this week in UB10 8AP.. No new appeals. Map link.
New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then AD, AN, EL, HL, LS, QX and RA. New appeals in NP and RW. Map link.
From HS2 Contractor SCS:
0600hrs – Monday 28th September.
Just making you aware of a one-off abnormal load that will be delivered to Breakspear Road South on Monday. It has been scheduled to arrive at 0600hrs. On this occasion due to its height it will not follow the registered lorry routes but will follow the following route:
M1
M25 (to junction 18)
A404
Ducks Hill Road
Breakspear Road North then South.
The site team will be ready for its arrival and will facilitate its access.
All relevant authorities have been made aware.
New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then BG, ND, EH, NL, SD, ND and UF. No new appeals. Map link.
From HS2
Sheet piling works will begin at the West Ruislip site on 19 October. The works are expected to last three weeks.
What we are doing
From the week commencing 19 October we will carry out sheet piling works inside the construction site at West Ruislip. This work will help us to install a temporary tank to be used as stormwater drain to prevent flooding in the work area.
Sheet piles will be installed in sequence along the planned excavation
perimeter to provide temporary walls within the ground to support our
water tank. A mechanical machine will be used to push steel sheets into the
ground.
How this work might affect you
A piling rig, cranes and construction machinery will be visible in the area
during these works.
The project team will take every measure to reduce noise impacts, however
you may notice some construction related noise and vibration.
Sheet piles will be pressed into position. In the event that we find hard
ground or obstacles, a vibro-hammer will be used to disturb the ground and
drive the sheets through the hard areas. Should this method be required, it
will be used for approximately one hour per day.
Duration of works
The activity will take place from w/c 19 October for three weeks.
Hours worked will be Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm and 8am to 1pm
Saturdays.
We may be on site for an our before the start and/or end of each shift.
What to expect
Delivery and set up of equipment, cranes and piling rigs.
Our piling methods may involve vibrating piles into the ground.
What we will do
Conduct noise and vibration monitoring to ensure works are within project approval limits.
Use water carts to reduce the amount of dust.
Ickenham Residents' Association 