BOW WHARF APPLICATIONS REFUSED UPDATE 6 JULY The Development Committee Wednesday, 17th July, 2013 5.30 p.m Bow Wharf applications PA/11/03371 – 3372 return to the Committee with reasons for refusal. Full details here – summary of reasons here At…
The Bow Wharf applications (PA/11/03371 – 3372 – 3373) went to the Development Committee on Thursday, 11th Apri Download the Public Report (item 7.3) here Members for the refusal of the application – Two Members for approval of the application – Zero…
Following on from the recent Newsflash about the petition, I now attach a copy of EEWG’s letter commenting on the proposed fire safety and access arrangements. As you will see, the letter sets out the concerns summarised in the last…
EAST END WATERWAY GROUP URGENT NEWSFLASH – BOW WHARF & LOCK STOP BRIDGE – PETITION Paper petition download here To be returned by 10th March to Tom Ridge 7 Shepton Houses Welwyn Street E2 0JN (for handing in…
EAST END WATERWAY GROUP NEWSLETTER Last Autumn we sent out a news flash with the Inspector’s 26th October decision to dismiss an appeal against the Councils refusal to grant planning permission for two three story houses at Bridge Wharf, Old…
EAST END WATERWAY GUIDE Since sending your copy with the 3 June 2012 Newsflash, I have been making various amendments. My apologies for this, but I was over-keen to have the guide available before the Olympics; and I also…
Further to my East End Waterway Group letter of 29 November 2011, objecting to the proposed residential development at Bow Wharf (PA/11/03371 and PA/11/03372). The applications are going to the Development Committee on THURSDAY 8 MARCH with a recommendation to…
The re-designation of the Limehouse Cut Conservation Area goes to the LBTH Cabinet this evening at 17.30. It is the second item on the agenda so should be heard early in the proceedings. It would be good if people could…
NEWS FLASH 12 July 2011 As part of the Borough’s consultation on its LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK, there is a Fish Island Area Action Plan, which has to be commented on by 15 July 2011. This newsflash therefore includes Tom…
Local residents, schools, community groups, amenity societies and businesses working with British Waterways, Tower Hamlets Council and others for the protection and beneficial use of the six-mile waterway ‘ring’, its historic buildings, structures and habitats. Following the public inquiry in…
