Click on the newsletter image to open the pdf The 16-page April Newsletter has been published and circulated to subscribing members. Subjects include: St. Augustine’s Church And Priory Cambridge House Old Oak Common And Park Royal (OPDC) Car…

Click on the newsletter image to open the pdf The 12-page October Newsletter has been published and circulated to subscribing members. Subjects include: AGM and Environment Awards Cambridge House Heathrow The Walkabout Air Quality Commission Local Plan OPDC…

Click on the newsletter image to open the pdf The 12-page April Newsletter has been published and circulated to subscribing members. Subjects include: AGM & Awards Hammersmith Bridge Ravenscourt Park Heathrow expansion Massive St. James development Walkabout proposal…

Click on the newsletter image to open the pdf The 12-page October Newsletter has been published and circulated to subscribing members. Subjects include: Cambridge House The Old Treacle Factory 41 Iffley Road Developer’s Viability Assessments AGM and Annual…

…Grade I listed palace adjacent, the river and riverwalk too. This gives us a pretty comprehensive idea of the purposes of a park. We even have possibly the world’s smallest park, Beckett Wharf Park, between the bridge and Riverside Studios….

…do not include busy shopping streets. There is no evidence of the output of the commission in design of crossings. The crossing discussions were almost all about safety. Closure of Bridge Avenue without consultation that we are aware of. Despite…

…2013 application (Ref. 2013/01017/FUL) which local residents accepted. Is the latest application just keeping the existing one alive while new denser proposals are being considered? The consultation period is open until 26 April. Peter Raymond is Chairman of the Cambridge…

Negotiations are now progressing for a possible location south of Hammersmith Bridge. Watch this space… In the meantime, John Goodier, Chairman of the Hammersmith and Fulham Historic Buildings Group, has advised us as follows : ‘London Landscapes no 42 Spring…

…needs of ordinary people, now relabelled the levelling-up agenda, were secondary in the requirements – probably the root of the problem. Members of the Society may have spotted the writing on the wall in the article a year ago where…

…public ‘othering’ of people going about their normal lawful business appears unusual. With the bridge firmly shut, a toll proposed for ‘others’ should it ever reopen, and the Broadway ever more gridlocked, surely the council isn’t really saying: ‘Hammersmith is…