EAST END WATERWAY GROUP SECOND NEWSLETTER DECEMBER 2015 LAST CHANCE TO SAVE THE FISH ISLAND & WHITE POST LANE CONSERVATION AREA Fears were expressed in the first December Newsletter about the Bream Street application being prepared for approval at the December meeting…
EAST END WATERWAY GROUP NEWSLETTER July 2015 ANOTHER MAJOR THREAT TO THE FISH ISLAND AND WHITE POST LANE CONSERVATION AREA We understand that the applicant at Swan Wharf has now decided to postpone the application for about twelve months. As…
NEWSLETTER June 2015 Swan Wharf Update The application (14/00262/FUL) will not be going to the LLDC planning committee in June as previously understood. Nor in July or August (committee does not meet in August), so September is a possibility. Discussions…
EAST END WATERWAY GROUP NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2015 PRESS RELEASE INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE ASSETS AT RISK IN HACKNEY WICK AND FISH ISLAND Despite extending the ‘industrial’ conservation areas in Hackney Wick (LB Hackney) and Fish Island (LB Tower Hamlets) and identifying industrial…
FORMER IRON SHIPBUILDER’S FORGE WESTFERRY ROAD E14 Please read the attached letter written on behalf of EEWG. Fortunately, there have been a substantial number of local objections to the proposed change of use so the application will be determined…
HISTORIC NO. 1 GASHOLDER – POPLAR– go straight to the petition HISTORIC NO. 2 AND NO.5 GASHOLDERS AT THE BETHNAL GREEN HOLDER STATION – go straight to the petition EEWG NEWSLETTERSeptember/October 2014 THREATENED HISTORIC GASHOLDERS IN TOWER HAMLETS We have…
Swan Wharf is at the eastern end of Dace Road next to Old Ford Locks. The wharf, with its three existing buildings, was included in the very small Fish Island Conservation Area designated by Tower Hamlets Council in 2008. As…
Petition by iPetitions // Although the London Legacy Development Corporation’s further consultation ended on 21 February we have decided to continue with the attached petition, safe in the knowl edge that it will be accepted by LLDC as the…
EEWG NEWSLETTER DECEMBER 2013 The Lower Lea Valley was the largest waterside industrial area in London when London was the world’s largest industrial city and greatest port in the world. Surviving in Fish Island and Hackney…
This Wednesday 17th July at 5.30 pm The Bow Wharf Application returns to the Development Committee Officers will present reasons for refusal but their recommendation is still to approve this application. IT REALLY DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE WHEN THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS CAN…
