Category: Planning
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Camley St Neighbourhood plan proceeds to referendum
A number of Elm Village residents have been involved in creating the Camley Street Neighbourhood Plan. It has been accepted as a legitimate local plan by Camden and will be put to a referendum – date yet to be decided.
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Bangor Wharf – One Housing Group update
The block of flats proposed by One Housing Group on the old EDF depot site has been refused permission by the Planning Inspectorate. Details of the decision.
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King’s Cross Development meeting 13th Dec 19:00
Kings Cross Development Forum Annual Review Meeting 7:00 p.m. 13 December 2017 Committee Room 1, Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, London WC1H 9JE More information http://www.facebook.com/kingscrossforum
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Update on Bangor Wharf planning process
Meeting attended by volunteers from Elm Village who also took these notes to inform other residents
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Find out what’s going on in Camley Street 18th May 18:30
The Camley Street Neighbourhood Forum will give an update on the planning and development going on in Camley Street. This will include the plans of a coalition of businesses and residents to develop social housing, green space, and low impact businesses. Meeting 18th May 18:30 in the Camden Garden Centre, Barker Drive. All welcome.
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Ugly Brown Building Redevelopment
The consultation website is now live http://www.uglybrownbuilding.co.uk
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Campaign to halt Bangor Wharf Development
Friends of Regent’s Canal are urging local residents to oppose the planning application by One Housing Group to build flats on Bangor Wharf. Deadline is 16th May 2017. More information on FRC website.
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Ugly Brown Building development
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Bangor Wharf development – Georgiana Street & Canal
This is what the canal will look like north of the Con once the One Housing Group development is complete. Residents can comment on the planning application at Camden Planning until 12th April 2017.
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What A Waste!
The development at 101 Camley Street (formerly DHL depot) has been discharging gallons of water daily since before Christmas. The site is owned by Market Tech which also owns Camden Market and is backed by a billionaire. The facilities manager has made repeated requests to Thames Water to fix the problem. Thames Water have not fixed […]