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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Final Submission: West London River Group and the Towpath Group
For the full submission from Mr. Philip Whyte see In summary the importance of the specific issues of the site in terms of access, environmental,public transport, design and construction viewpoints to say nothing of the historicnature of the area, the … Continue reading
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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Final Submission: Cllr Crookdake
For ease of access here is the conclusion to the Councillor’s Final Submission Niki Crookdake, Mortlake and Barnes Common Councillor
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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Final Day
The hearing has started. Closing Submissions will be posted on the Inspectorate website as the speaker starts, Cllr. Crookdake is currently reading hers.
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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: the Final Days
Introduction The last day of the hearing takes place at Clarendon Hall this Thursday. Start time is 930am. Closing submissions from Counsel are the order of the day. If you never understood quadratic equations now is the time to learn … Continue reading
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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: The Last Two Days
Day 14: Wednesday 11 December 2024930am start Section 106 Agreement and ConditionsRound table discussions Venue Clarendon Hall Day 15: Thursday 12 December 2024Closing Statements on behalf of (in order) West London River GroupMortlake Brewery Community GroupGreater London Authority Richmond Borough … Continue reading
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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Planning Benefits
It is interesting to set out the developer’s summary of the planning benefits of the scheme, elaborated on today by Neil Henderson, Senior Planning Partner at Gerald Eve LLP, Chartered Surveyors and Property Consultants, instructed by Reselton Properties Ltd. Bold … Continue reading
Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Medical Matters
Local residents who are registered as patients at the two GP Practices in Sheen LaneHealth Centre will no doubt be interested to read what is provided for by the Council and developers proposals for medical services in the area. The … Continue reading
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Peter Eaton MBCG gives evidence now at the Stag Brewery Public Inquiry
Should a witness be compelled to answer questions in cross-examination with a simple yes or no because the advocate demands it?
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Planning laws reform: an attack on local democracy
Simon Jenkins writes in today’s Guardian “Denying local people a meaningful say in their surroundings is undemocratic. Rayner’s beneficiaries are not to be homeless or poor people. In a bid to hit Labour’s target of building 1.5m homes, Rayner’s department … Continue reading →