New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then EQ, JF and TF. New appeals in DY and PF. Map link.
New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then EQ, JF and TF. New appeals in DY and PF. Map link.
New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then EL, JF, LW and SG. New appeal in QA. Map link.
HS2, via its contractor ALIGN, has submitted a planning application for the design of the Colne Valley viaduct. The details are available to be viewed on the London Borough of Hillingdon website:
Because of the HS2 Act the council has limited powers but there is a public consultation which ends 6 December and the Council would like your comments, even a simple yes or no to the proposed design.
You can enter your comments on the website using the link above.
As the proposed 3.4 Km viaduct crosses into South Bucks a similar exercise is taking place there.
The Colne Valley’s environment is important to us all; it is a source of drinking water and provides a major recreational area for all our communities. The viaduct with its 52 piers will be highly visible and crosses the Mid Colne Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), Local Wildlife Sites, Broadwater Lake Nature Reserve, River Colne, Long Lake, Korda Lake, Savay Lake, the Grand Union Canal, Harefield No. 2 Lake and a Local Nature Reserve and ancient woodland to the north.
The HS2 Select Committee, during our petitioning at parliament, stated that … the Colne Valley viaduct will be the most significant visible engineering feature of the HS2 Phase One route… It will have international significance and its design should reflect that…
There is an immense amount of detail in the application but many aspects of construction and mitigation will be subject to later applications. The computer-generated images provide highly idealised views but it is very difficult to visualise its overall impact; such structures also deteriorate with weather and vandalism. The questions you may wish to consider are:
Thank you in advance and please feel free to forward a link to this page:
https://ickenhamresidents.co.uk/2019/11/14/colne-valley-viaduct-design-consultation/
The more objections the better.
New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then AJ, JS, PD, RT, SA and TF. No change in appeals status. Map link.
If you are responsible for, or fly, a drone that weighs more than 250g (just over eight ounces), you will now have to register or face a fine of up to £1000 under new CAA regulations. Specifically:
Children and adults wanting to fly the gadgets from November 30, 2019, will have to take the test to show they can do so “safely and legally”.
More information here: https://register-drones.caa.co.uk/
New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then AU, DR, HN, LW, SA and TF. Appeals in FJ, RA and TA. Map link.
New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then AG and PN. No new appeals. Map link.
My working methods (regarding appeals) over the past few years have left something to be desired. There have always been more appeal pins on the map than there were outstanding appeals. Finally, I’ve found a better way of working. In future the map will show only outstanding appeals at the date of its update, reported here – usually weekly. The three current appeals are at UB10 8… then EL, JF and TA. Map link.
New planning applications this week in UB10 8 then EZ, PD, QZ and TA. No new appeals. Map link.
the latest from HS2
Notice of overnight road closure on Breakspear Road South – Friday 25 October 9pm to Saturday 26 October 6amPosted on Oct 18th 2019 by HS2 in Hillingdon Following earlier emergency repair works to the road surface on Breakspear Road South near our compound entrance, a further overnight road closure is required to complete a permanent repair. We understand these works will affect road users and the local community and we apologise for the late notice. To minimise the impacts to road users the closure is being undertaken during night time hours when traffic is lighter. The road will be fully closed between 9pm on Friday 25 October until 6am on Saturday 26 October. We will remove all traffic management by 6am on Saturday morning. The same diversion implemented during the previous closures will be in place; you can see a map of the diversion below. Access will be maintained to residential properties. Advance warning signs will be installed as early as possible before works commence. Access only signs will be displayed, with operatives present for the duration of the closure.
the full info can be found |