News from our member societies across London
Live news updates from the websites of our member societies, where available. This list shows the latest two stories from each of over seventy-five societies represented here. To read an entire story, click on its headline or read-more link, which will take you to the source website.
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- A guided walk for St Georges dayThe Friends of St George’s Gardens invite you to… A guided walk for St George’s day With Camden Guide Daniel Hausherr. Sunday 27th April at 3.00 pm. Meet at the Handel Street entrance to the Gardens. The walk will last about an house and return to the Gardens, taking in historic Lambs Conduit Fields, fine houses, hospitals, garden squares, a water source and an undertaker’s premises. To book, please email us on… Read more »
- Dali’s Divine Comedy prints at Eames from Thursday 1 May
Spanish surrealist Salvador Dalí was a controversial choice when he was commissioned to illustrate Dante’s Divine Comedy. Funding was later withdrawn but Dali decided to finish the project anyway and produced 100 sumptuous watercolours in a searing evocation of Heaven, Hell and Purgatory. He then supervised their interpretation into woodblock prints – a total of 3500 separate blocks, quite a project. Most of the images required over 35 intricate blocks to get… Read more » - Mayor of London calls in Archway Campus developmentMayor of London Sadiq Khan has formally called in the controversial Archway Campus redevelopment, following its recent refusal by Islington Council.The proposed scheme, which includes a 27-storey tower and 242 student rooms, was refused two weeks ago by the council. Concerns cited included the development’s excessive scale, its failure to deliver sufficient affordable housing, and […] Read more »
- Harrow Online – Harrow Council won’t join ‘No Mow May’, says areas must not look neglectedHarrow Online have published this article. Harrow Council has denied ‘abandoning’ its commitment to protecting the local environment after confirming it will not take part in ‘No Mow May’ this year. The local authority said it is ‘keen to promote biodiversity’ but has a ‘comprehensive grass cutting regime’ to ensure areas ‘do not look neglected’.… Read more »
- A new frontage for M&S Simply Food in Teddington High StreetThe Teddington Society's campaign to protect the character of the town's conservation areas has resulted in a revamp of the shopfront at M&S Simply Food in the High Street. After receiving complaints from residents that the blacked-out windows and dominating advertisements of food products were out of keeping with the heritage street-scene, the society's planning group contacted Marks and Spencer to ask if there could be a more sympathetic treatment of their storefront. … Read more »
- High street parking charges put on holdSuccess. The scheme has been halted for a review. Read more »
- Exploring the history of the Kew Road Ha-ha, one brick at a timeThe Kew Society recently hosted an engaging talk given by Jess Vining, Heritage Projects Officer from Habitats & Heritage at the National Archives. The talk explored one of Kew’s often-overlooked historic features, the Kew Road Ha-ha. Far from being just an amusing name, ha-ha walls are clever landscape designs first popularised in 17th-century France. Their hidden ditches acted as barriers to grazing animals while preserving uninterrupted views of grand estates and gardens.… Read more »
- Volunteers needed for the Village Fair2024 Village Fair The organisers of the Village Fair are looking for volunteers for a number of roles at the upcoming Village Fair on Sunday 22nd June. You can see the roles available here. The form also allows you to register your interest.Please help us make this another great event! Read more »
- Volunteer guides wanted at the Fashion & Textile MuseumThe Fashion and Textile Museum seeks enthusiastic and engaging Volunteer Tour Guides to lead free tours around the current exhibition. This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals passionate about fashion, textiles or culture to share their enthusiasm with visitors. The tours are generally around 45 minutes long. Good communication and speaking skills are needed and a willingness to learn about the new exhibition. The benefits come from being connected to our great… Read more »
- 90 Westbourne GroveSainsburys redevelopment (April 2025) This development site is large and encompasses 86 to 96 Westbourne Grove, Hereford Mews and 28 to 38 Hereford Road The Existing SiteView of Hereford Road and Westbourne Grove Junction 88-94 and 98 Westbourne Grove Existing view from Hereford Road looking towards the site The ProposalsIllustrative view of the proposals looking north-east The proposals, as illustrated above, would provide 29 new homes of a range of sizes onsite… Read more »
- Duke’s CourtDevelopment proposals at Dukes Court, corner of Queensway and Moscow Road - Westminster planning application ref: 24/08764/FULL - Link Here View from Southeast on Queensway View from Northeast on Queensway Current proposals to develop this site would result in changes to the façade of the existing building, the addition of two extra storeys with a roof terrace and a new Mews house to the rear. The developers have consulted with BRA and… Read more »
- Have your say on Richmond Transport StrategyGive the Council your views before May to help shape the borough’s transport strategy to 2040. The Council’s underlying goal is “to address the emerging needs of residents, businesses, and […] Read more »
- Battersea SocietyThe Chelsea Society has always supported neighbouring amenity societies, and our members may wish to attend Battersea Society events. See https://www.batterseasociety.org.uk/the-battersea-society-events The post Battersea Society appeared first on The Chelsea Society. Read more »
- Up to 50 more homes: London Square reveals its plans for LeegateLondon Square, the new owners of Leegate, are aiming to increase the numbers of homes in the development, possibly by as many as 50. Currently there is planning consent for … Continue reading "Up to 50 more homes: London Square reveals its plans for Leegate" Read more »
- Hill Rise or FallThere are shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs – but do enough local people and visitors to Richmond know about Hill Rise? Businesses there – many independent and locally owned – are […] Read more »
- Heritage walk around Enfield Town: Sunday 25th MayThe Enfield Society is leading a heritage walk around the Enfield Town Conservation Area on Sunday 25th May, as part of a Council Walking and Cycling event in the Town. You will need to book a free place, and places are strictly limited. More details here. Continue reading Read more »
- A Westminster workplaceOur president, Steve Pound (pictured in expansive mood), gave a typically amusing account of life at the Palace of Westminster following our AGM on 8 April. He began work there in 1997 “as a west London lad of 49” after he was elected MP for Ealing North, and finally retired in 2019. The Palace is an iconic and much loved building dating from the 11th century. Since then it has been destroyed… Read more »
- NRA Newsletter Advertising Manager – vacancyFollowing the resignation of our Advertising Manager, Northwood Residents’ Association is seeking a volunteer to handle all aspects of advertising in the newsletter. The newsletter is published three times a year; the schedule being agreed between the Editor and Chief Road Steward. The Editor will inform the Ads Manager of the timing. The maximum number of ads is 14 at ⅛ A4 plus one ½ page advertorial. The Advertising Manager is responsible… Read more »
- Work continues at Thames Towpath breachThe Kew Society’s Environment Lead, Dr Sarah Clarke, along with engineers, ward councillors and other interested parties recently attended a site visit to the Thames Towpath breach between Kew and Richmond that occurred on Saturday 19 October 2024 . Tow Path Breach between Kew and Richmond At the site visit, the group was informed by Cllr. Alexander Ehmann, Chair of Richmond Council’s Transport and Air Quality Committee, that new safety barriers have… Read more »
- Save the Jubilee Hall – yet again!The Jubilee Hall gym on Covent Garden Piazza is under threat of closure. Plans have been halted to sell the 85 remaining years of its lease to a commercial body. We are working to get it back into community hands and secure its future. The sports hall was established in 1984 after a campaign […] Read more »
- Old Police StationThe Chelsea Society were consulted in 2019 by the architects of this building on the corner of Lucan Place and Petyward. It is now nearing completion. The post Old Police Station appeared first on The Chelsea Society. Read more »
- Society volunteers celebrate 200 years of rail history with cakesRailway 200 is a year-long nationwide celebration of 200 years of the modern railway as the Stockton & Darlington Railway opened on 27th September 1825. One of its aims is to inspire a new generation of young pioneering talent to choose a career in the rail industry. It invites community,... Continue reading Read more »
- NRA AGM, Thursday 24th April 2025We look forward to welcoming Northwood residents and businesses at our 59th Annual General Meeting on Thursday 24th April, 8pm at Northwood Methodist Church, Oaklands Gate HA6 3AA. Come along to hear about the executive committee’s activities during 2024. Our guest speaker is Brian Greenan, local Toastmaster to royalty, compère and presenter, who will speak on the subject of “The Founders of Northwood”. We also expect David Simmonds CBE MP to address… Read more »
- Our Annual Report 2024 & Notice of AGMAnnual-Report-2024-updated-2 Our Annual Report 2024 & Notice of AGM first appeared on Chislehurst Society.The post Our Annual Report 2024 & Notice of AGM appeared first on Chislehurst Society. Read more »
- Petition to save Lollipop Lady on Manor LaneResidents have started a petition to save the school crossing Lollipop lady at the junction of Manor Lane and Fernbrook Road, which is mainly used by children and parents at … Continue reading "Petition to save Lollipop Lady on Manor Lane" Read more »
- AGM 22nd May 2025The 58th Annual General Meeting of The Highgate Society Thursday 22 May 2025 at 7.00pm St Michael's School, Read more »
- 185 – Spring 2025185 Bulletin 250316 Final Read more »
- Retrofit v Conservation: How are Camden’s Planning Polices Changing?
Bethany Cullen, Camden Development Director & Stephen Walters, Camden Climate Fund & colleagues will talk about retrofit and conservation in Camden and how the Council’s planning polices are changing? Come and discuss: How we balance retrofit with heritage? What are the new rules on heat pumps and solar panels? What are the new funding opportunities? How do you find out for free if planning permission is still necessary? What is the next… Read more » - New Swiss Cottage Tower planning applicationYou may have seen the Society’s campaign on the “Red Finger,” the 100 Avenue Road tower, in the Ham and High this week. As our planning representative, Alan Selwyn explained: the deadline set by Camden for objections to the new planning proposal is Sunday 6 April. We are concerned that the tranquil pedestrian square by the Hampstead Theatre will become the main route for deliveries. We say: deliveries to the new buildings should… Read more »
- Society’s 2025 AGMThe AGM took place on 26 March in Westside Church. The following documents were presented: The Annual Report from the Chair https://wandsworthsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/WS-Annual-Report-2025-1.pdf AGM Minutes 2024 https://wandsworthsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/WS-Annual-Accounts-2024.pdf Annual Accounts (audited) 2024 … Continue reading "Society’s 2025 AGM" Read more »
- Update on Planning Applications 31 March 2025The Westcombe Society Environment Committee try to look at all planning applications in Westcombe Park. We also look at applications that might be relevant to our residents (e.g. those that affect local transport, those that affect Greenwich Park and the World Heritage Site and those that affect views from Westcombe Park). We comment when we have concerns. We hope in future to keep a list of local applications here. Clicking on the… Read more »
- O2 Planning CreepLocal residents never were, and are not now, against making better use of the O2 Sainsbury’s car park space and the former much-loved Homebase store, repurposing it for much-needed housing (especially genuinely affordable social housing). The scheme was unpopular amongst local residents, on the grounds of its excessive numbers of dwellings, population density and building heights and the inadequate green space provision for approximately 4500 new residents that it would bring to… Read more »
- EFRA response to the introduction of a school street for Little Ealing Primary SchoolAs a residents' association, we are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our community. Support for School Streets Around Little Ealing School Read more »
- Spring is SprungSpring is springing all over St John’s with familiar seasonal flowers blooming and announcing that winter is over! Many of the tree pits and areas around street lights and bollards have been planted and are bursting with life along Ashmead Road in particular. We are seeing daffodils, bluebells, tulips, crocus, primrose are flowering in the front gardens, patches of green and our public open spaces. Members of The St John’s Society have… Read more »
- April MeetingTreasures from the Archives Alison Sharpe 7.30 Thursday April 24 at Avenue House The Finchley Society Archive contains hundreds of fascinating photographs, postcards, newspaper clippings, adverts, maps, books and artefacts. Thanks to the dedication and hard work of a succession of volunteers and kind donations over the years, we have the opportunity to remember the past, continue to record the present and in this context consider the future of the Finchleys. For… Read more »
- New Benches: A Fresh Look for Jubilee GardensOur brand-new benches are already getting plenty of attention, enjoying their first use under the glorious sunshine this week! Thanks to the generous support of the Veolia Environmental Trust with a grant of £16,447 through the Landfill Communities Fund, we’ve replaced all 10 of our old benches with durable, sustainable teak. This hardwood is not only built to withstand the test of time but will grow more beautiful as it ages, adding… Read more »
- Healthy Neighbourhoods Workshop Unveils Key Findings and ProposalsRepresentatives from the St John’s Society attended today’s Healthy Neighbourhoods Concept Workshop as part of a Lewisham project supported by a London-wide engagement and traffic team. The workshop highlighted data gathered through community walkarounds, a facilitated cycle ride, a public survey, interactive mapping, and targeted traffic counts. Key findings from the study include: Safety Concerns for Cyclists: Thirteen locations were identified where vehicle volumes make routes unsuitable for cyclists, and all boundary… Read more »
- Green plaque for Beryl WindsorThe plaque is unveiled by the mayor, Coun Anja Khurana: The crowds line the towpath for the event. Islington Council has awarded a green heritage plaque to Beryl Windsor for her services to the Angel Canal Festival. The official unveiling of Beryl’s plaque, by the Mayor of Islington, took place on the towpath by City Road Lock on Wednesday 26th March 2025. Beryl organised the annual Angel Canal Festival for over twenty… Read more »
- The People of Wardley StreetOn the 26 March, following the AGM, local resident Geoff Simmons gave a spirited talk about the Romany Gypsy and traveller heritage in the Borough of Wandsworth, focussing on Wardley … Continue reading "The People of Wardley Street" Read more »
- Newsletter Spring 2025EFRA Newsletter Spring 2025 Read more »
- New Hampstead Plan passes examination, annual meeting hearsThe revised Hampstead Neighbourhood Plan has passed examination and will now go to Camden to be put into force. Alex Nicoll, chair of the Hampstead Neighbourhood Forum, told the annual general meeting on 11 March 2025 that the independent examiner had made very few changes to the draft submitted to Camden in July 2024. The minor alterations that she mandated were mostly those that the Forum itself had offered in response to… Read more »
- New Hampstead Plan passes examination, annual meeting hearsThe revised Hampstead Neighbourhood Plan has passed examination and will now go to Camden to be put into force. Alex Nicoll, chair of the Hampstead Neighbourhood Forum, told the annual general meeting on 11 March 2025 that the independent examiner had made very few changes to the draft submitted to Camden in July 2024. The minor alterations that she mandated were mostly those that the Forum itself had offered in response to… Read more »
- Echoes of the past… Visions of the future‘..wonderful film viewing – it was so inspiring and refreshing.’ ‘..contemporary modern touch with the use of innovative animation..’ ‘…appreciate the young film makers who have paid attention to historical architecture and landscape in Ealing’. ‘Excellent film and event’ ‘Great tag line… ‘Echoes of the past… Visons of the future’..’ Just some of the feedback we received from our sell out film premiere at the Ealing Project. The film, or more precisely… Read more »
- Letter to Mayor Brenda Dacres about changes to local parking chargesA response to the Lewisham Mayor on behalf of the Forest Hill Society concerning the impending changes to local parking charges Read more »
- AGM annual report 2025MapRA AGM 2024. Please click the image below to open the full digital PDF report for 2024/25… Source Read more »
- Friend’s AGM 2025Friends of St George’s Gardens AGM Thursday 20 March 2025 at 7.00pm Coram Foundation, 41 Brunswick Square WC1N 1AZ (google map) AGENDA Committee’s report on 2024 and plans for 2025 Financial report Election of committee GUEST SPEAKER Bob Gilbert. Author, storyteller, environmental educator. ALL WELCOME The post Friend’s AGM 2025 appeared first on FOSGG. Read more »
- Monstrous carbuncle* on our elegant Saville Theatre, Mark IIThe former Saville Theatre, most recently the Odeon, on Shaftesbury Avenue is under attack again. Built in 1931, it is an unspoilt Deco gem that only just managed to escape the Blitz. In 2019 a developer tried to gut the building and add 2-3 glass floors on top so that it could be turned into […] Read more »
- BJWP Open Meeting postponedThe BJWP Open Meeting advertised in the Westcombe News for 25 March has been posponed. A new date will be published soon. Read more »
- Be a Nature-Friendly Dog WalkerThis advice is for dog lovers who also love the Heath! Did you know that the Heath has millions of dog visits per year? At a dog swimming pond in summer, we have counted over 100 dogs swimming in a single hour. These visits to the Heath are highly beneficial to dog health, and to our own. For many of us they mean healthy exercise and time in nature. Through no fault… Read more »
- March 2025 Planning ReportNew Applications Since the February Planning Report, there have been thirty-three applications in Muswell Hill Fortis Green and Alexandra wards, and two objections have been lodged. This is lower than usual; the majority are for small, uncontested domestic projects. Existing … March 2025 Planning Report Read More » Read more »
- Haringey Budget 2025-2026Haringey’s budget for 2025-2026, approved on 3rd March, will see £979 million spent on services for the borough. Below is a breakdown of the major items of expenditure. £ million Purpose 253.0 Schools and Special Educational Needs (SEND) 160.0 Social … Haringey Budget 2025-2026 Read More » Read more »
- Local high streets in danger!Some sharp-eyed residents and retailers have been in touch to say that they've spotted notices in Sydenham Road stating that soon you will have to pay to park in the high street. Read more »
- Self Guided Walks Leaflet DownloadsFor those who like to go on historical walks all year long and prefer independent walking, our self-guided walks leaflets are useful at any time of the year. We have seven self-guided walks covering different areas of Clapham, which are available for download here. These are free downloads, but we would welcome a donation. To make a donation please click here: Donation Payment. You can choose ‘other’ on the page to enter… Read more »
- Olympia UpdateThe Olympia project is approaching completion after over seven years of planning and construction, and has been holding ‘sneak peeks’ for locals to see in and around selected parts of the building in recent weeks. We were fortunate enough to join one of these tours. As has been fairly longstanding policy, no independent photos were allowed, but a set of Olympia’s own photos were provided instead. We saw many of the views… Read more »
- The Silvery GoonThe Silvery Goon Jane and Silé Milligan Thursday, March 27 7.30 pm at Avenue House Jane and Silé Milligan described the journey taken by their father’s archive, from Bayswater in London and Rye in East Sussex to the Lodge at Avenue House. Spike Milligan died in 2002, but his creative estate continued to be run by Norma Farnes, his manager for some fifty years. Following her death in 2019, the family were… Read more »
- South London Local History Walks 2025/2690 history walks in South London between now and March 2026 Lambeth Local History Forum has published the new 2025 leaflet for local history walks covering the year 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. The paper copy is again available in hardcopy and online this year and you can find the printed leaflet at Lambeth and Wandsworth Libraries, Omnibus Theatre, at many other South London venues and through Forum members. To… Read more »
- Chislehurst Events Calender 2025The post Chislehurst Events Calender 2025 first appeared on Chislehurst Society.The post Chislehurst Events Calender 2025 appeared first on Chislehurst Society. Read more »
- Heathrow Third RunwayWe attended the HACAN AGM at the Irish Cultural Centre last week where our MP Andy Slaughter was guest speaker. Those attending our 2023 AGM will also recall mention of the third runway in his speech, but only in passing. It has of course never left Heathrow’s agenda, though it must have come as a surprise that this government, with its green ambitions, would put Heathrow expansion on its to-do list quite… Read more »
- Saturday 15th Feb - Help needed on Chiswick EyotWe are planning to pollard the willows on Chiswick Eyot on Saturday 15th February 10am - 2pm and would be grateful of as many volunteers to help as possible to help bundle up the withies. Even if the pollarding can’t be done, and therefore no bundling, Vic from Thames21 will be there then with plenty of other work to do. So I do hope you’ll feel like donning your wellies and your… Read more »
- AGM Notice 11 Feb 2025 – All welcome!AGM notice of meetingDownload AGM notice of meetingDownload Read more »
- Hounslow Parks and Dogs SurveyHounslow Council are running again a survey that they did in 2023 about responsible dog ownership and control in their parks. This is in... Read more »
- TFL Consultation Update to Hogarth Roundabout Safety ImprovementsTFL published the following response on 20th January 2025:Between 11 July 2024 and 12 September 2024, we consulted on a scheme to improve road safety at Hogarth Roundabout. The principal changes we proposed were:• Creating a dedicated left turn lane for A4 westbound traffic onto the A316, where there are the highest concentration of collisions. This would mean closing one of the access points to Church Street. Access to Church Street would… Read more »
- Save Wimbledon Park Campaign comments on the AELTC’s latest Community NewsletterLast Updated on 22 January 2025 The Wimbledon Society applauds the Save Wimbledon Park Campaign. Save Wimbledon Park (SWP) is pleased to read in the AELTC’s latest Community Newsletter of January 2025 that they accept that “the correct thing to do” is to invite the Courts to rule on whether the former golf course remains subject to a Statutory Public Recreation Trust (as eminent KCs advising both SWP and the GLA have concluded), whilst… Read more »
- AGM – Society’s Annual General Meeting – Monday, 10th February 2025 at 7.30pmAGM, The Society’s Annual General Meeting – Monday, 10th February 2025 at 7.30pm. at the Age Concern Hall, Oxford Road North, Chiswick W4. All Members are invited to attend this meeting Topics to be discussed include: The Society’s Annual Report and Accounts Election of Officers Latest planning news Anything else that concerns you. Amongst subjects for discussion are the development of the Chiswick Tower and the opportunity it presents to make essential… Read more »
- Our Planning and Environment Committee Review of 2024Last Updated on 10 January 2025 Planning Application Statistics In 2024 the Wimbledon Society Planning and Environment Committee considered 164 planning applications in detail (2023: 173). We objected to, or commented on, 74 (45%) of these (2023: 101 or 58%) Planning and other Policy Issues Once again, the AELTC’s planning application to develop Wimbledon Park Golf Course for tennis use by building an 8,000-seater stadium plus 38 other grass courts, many ancillary… Read more »
- Christmas drinks 17 DecemberWe will be having our Christmas drinks from 6.30pm at the Duchess pub, on the corner of the Goldhawk Road and Stamford Brook Road. It... Read more »
- The 2024-2025 winter newsletter is in the postThe 2024-2025 issue of the Kensington Society winter newsletter is on its way to all members, but it can also be read and/or downloaded from this website. It is on 16 pages, focussing on short-lets and the enormous motorway that Kensington was saved from in 1973. The post The 2024-2025 winter newsletter is in the post appeared first on The Kensington Society. Read more »
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- Celebrate Bedford Park’s 150th AnniversaryWe’d be delighted if you could join us to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Bedford Park and the launch of our special anniversary exhibition on 7 May. The exhibition The Community at Bedford Park 1875-2025 “Ahead of the World in Everything?” focuses on the community and communities of Bedford Park from its earliest days in 1875 through the decades to modern times. Stories and images paint a vivid picture of the many different groups attracted… Read more »
- Local organisations against Earls Court Development.The Fulham Society objects to 2024/01942/COMB and has worked with the other associations to produce the attached response which we fully endorse. Despite the extensive and time consuming pre-application consultation process, the proposed development remains far too dense, with buildings excessively high and with a park that is too small. Inadequate provision has been made for road access and for necessary improvements to public transport. The development is totally unsympathetic to the local neighbourhood… Read more »
- Christmas Party 2024 – Hand and Flower pubAll members are welcome to Ham and Petersham Association and Amenities Group’s Christmas Party at the Hand and Flower Pub, Ham Common. About this event Celebrate Christmas and celebrate the work done to help preserve Ham and Petersham as a great place to live. Enjoy wine and finger food along with great company. Members only. The post Christmas Party 2024 – Hand and Flower pub appeared first on Ham and Petersham Association… Read more »
Broken Homes
Further to London Forum’s notification of the problems of temporary accommodation, MyLondon website has launched a ‘Broken Homes’ campaign to [more…]
Mayor’s licensing powers
GLA Deputy Mayors have written to boroughs calling for action in supporting hospitality. The Government has formed a new working group, [more…]
DCMS Inquiry: Protecting Built Heritage
We’ve responded to the recent DCMS inquiry on Protecting Built Heritage, the response is posted in the ‘what we’ve said‘ archive [more…]
Member News : How to contribute
In an earlier article, I mentioned that two-thirds of member societies are already represented on the new live member news page, which in turn provides selected articles for [more…]
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The New London Plan: Shaping Housing for the Future
📆 23rd April 2025 | 18:30 - 20:45
🚩 77 Cowcross Street, EC1M 6EL (map)Please note that this event has been moved to May 13th – see this update ( https://www.londonforum.org.uk/2025/04/06/the-new-london-plan-shaping-housing-for-the-future-rescheduled/ ) Many communities in London are concerned about future development that could change that character of their much-loved areas, whether by the scale, density or height of new building. This event will leave us all much better informed about the shape of the next ten…
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Member Services Committee meeting
📅 24th April 2025 | 14:00 - 16:00
🚩 Room B1 70 Cowcross St, EC1M 6EJ (map)