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All Opening Statements have now been uploaded to the Inquiry website at gatelyhamer-pi.com and then go to Uploaded Inquiry Documents gateleyhamer-pi.com This site is now the best place to go for evidence and livestreaming links. It appears that a day’s … Continue reading →

We’re off! After some weeks of uncertainty the Inquiry started in Clarendon Hall at York House, which has plenty of space. Livestreaming seems to be working efficiently. Go to https://gateleyhamer-pi.com/en-gb/stag-brewery/ The Inspector Glen Rollings opened proceedings with an outline of … Continue reading →

Start Tuesday 5th November 2024 10am Venue Clarendon Hall Inspector opens the Inquiry. Opening statements from Counsel for the parties.

You can now register for the livestreaming service to be provided by Richmond Council for the Public Planning Inquiry starting tomorrow. You might find the easiest route is through the Inspectorate Administration site. https://gateleyhamer-pi.com/en-gb/stag-brewery/ Or go to richmond.public-i.tv You will … Continue reading →

Stan Crockett, a well-known character around locally, is 80 in January 2025. He was born when the family was living in Portman Avenue, went to school at East Sheen Primary School and then Mortlake Boys School, and has lived in … Continue reading →

Macmillan Cancer Support Coffee Morning at All Saints – Friday, 15 November – 10.00am to 12 noon. Home produce, Plants and Christmas cards will be on sale. Grand Auction & Dinner at All Saints. Saturday 16 November. 7pm for 7:30pm. … Continue reading →

Jonathan Haynes will be instituted and inducted as Team Rector at a service led by Bishop Martin, the Bishop of Kingston on Monday, 4 November, at 7:30pm in Christ Church. All warmly welcome.

Two Nicks on early shift at Waitrose this morning.

Thank you to two eagle-eyed readers of my previous post, who spotted that Reselton did not actually pick up a bargain when it bought the Brewery. Not by a million fold. It illustrates the risks of early hours drafting. But … Continue reading →