Tag Archives: road-safety

Stag Brewery Appeal : Musings on Findings on traffic, transport and the level crossing

Posted on May 6, 2025 by Richard AH White

“c): Transport Comments Traffic, transport, public safety and the use of the level crossing were always weak areas for the appellants and the Council. The Inspector has obviously recognised this too but probably considered that overall it was not a … Continue reading →

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A Gateway for Mortlake, East Sheen and the Stag Brewery

Posted on January 20, 2025 by Richard AH White

A witness representing the local community at the recent, delayed but lengthy public inquiry into the redevelopment of the brewery site focussed on the subjects of traffic and transport. It has always been clear that the local community regards these … Continue reading →

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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Some Money for Richmond to play with

Posted on December 9, 2024 by Richard AH White

Draft CIL Compliance Statement dated 6 December 24 extracts Mortlake Green Contribution of £196,316.13 payable on the earlier ofcommencement of above ground works on main site orcommencement of School development. Total figure calculated as follows: Appeal A is likely to … Continue reading →

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THE MORTLAKE TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Posted on May 26, 2024 by Richard AH White

The Planning Inquiry may primarily focus on such issues as affordable housing, the heritage assets of the area and urban design such as the height and density of the residential area. The Mortlake Brewery Community Group has assembled an experienced … Continue reading →

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THE MORTLAKE TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Posted on May 23, 2024 by Richard AH White

The Planning Inquiry may primarily focus on such issues as affordable housing, the heritage assets of the area and urban design such as the height and density of the residential area. The Mortlake Brewery Community Group has assembled an experienced … Continue reading →

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