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Comment on BOW WHARF & LOCK STOP BRIDGE – PETITION UPDATE by darren coulson

darren coulson — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 06:26:17 +0000

these developments are rapidly destroying the canal waterways in london with their ‘ugly’ 5/6 storey plus buildings,cutting out light,creating noise,litter,waste/dirt from building and building sites,gentryfying areas forcing up property prices local people/local future generation’s cannot even contemplate…

Comment on BOW WHARF & LOCK STOP BRIDGE – PETITION UPDATE by farah Jiwani

farah Jiwani — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 19:02:22 +0000

Keep the history of the canals side intact.

Comment on BOW WHARF & LOCK STOP BRIDGE – PETITION UPDATE by Jo Pestell

Jo Pestell — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 16:06:44 +0000

I object to the PA/11/03371 and 03372 for the proposed residential development at BOW WHARF, sharing the reasons set out by the East End Waterways Group.

Comment on BOW WHARF & LOCK STOP BRIDGE – PETITION UPDATE by jamie.wildman

jamie.wildman — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 16:01:13 +0000

Please add my name to petition

Comment on BOW WHARF & LOCK STOP BRIDGE – PETITION UPDATE by FRANCES BORZELLO

FRANCES BORZELLO — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 15:59:16 +0000

Why, why , why? With one hand the powerful (for which read moneyed or greedy for more money) talk of ‘sustainability, heritage, green space’ and with the other they destroy it.

What is the rationale?

Comment on BOW WHARF & LOCK STOP BRIDGE – PETITION UPDATE by David Hewitt

David Hewitt — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 10:46:26 +0000

I wish to add my name to this petition. My address is N1 7DJ.

Comment on LBTH planers are from Essex and residents may as well be living on Mars by Bill Ellson

Bill Ellson — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 14:32:01 +0000

Tower Hamlet’s Strategic Development Committee have recently rejected their officer’s recommendations to grant planning permission in regard of both Tower House( see: http://j.mp/vzzwLO , atop Tower Hill Underground Station on 1st March 2012 the London Fruit and Wool Exchange (see: http://j.mp/wGcMkK , Spitalfields on 6th March 2012.

Comment on Jewish Maternity Hospital – Campaign Newsletter No. 10 by Helen marcus

Helen marcus — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 23:46:09 +0000

My brother and I were born in Mother Levy’s -1938 and ’36 ….and only just found out through Tom Ridge, bless him, that It was the JMH and so enjoying reading its history. The building should have a blue plaque, birthplace of at least two who have contributed to literature and entertainment worldwide — and I’ve no doubt there are many more. If it would help, I’ll try and do some research….am living in Noosa on the Sunshine Coast of Oz. Grew up around Brick Lane, schooled at the best grammar school in east London, CFS in Spital Square and know the old East End like the back of my hand.
Wish you every success.

Comment on Jewish Maternity Hospital – Campaign Newsletter No. 10 by Helen marcus

Helen marcus — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 23:09:36 +0000

I was born in Mother Levys

Comment on Jewish Maternity Hospital – Campaign Newsletter No. 10 by Stanley Fox

Stanley Fox — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 09:25:36 +0000

In reply to Stephen Howlett’s (CEO Peabody Trust ) email to Tom Ridge dated 21 December 2011. I believe that Tom Ridge(local historian) and local campaigner is absolutely genuine and right in his comments to preserve the two buildings of Underwood Road for demolition by Peabody without the proposed final meeting that was arranged between Tower Hamlets planners and Owen Whalley as stated in Tom Ridge’s reply to Stephen Howlett. This has been completely side stepped and the ingenuous comments by Peabody have to be addressed , this is a fundamental rule of law, in view of the wide opposition against the complete demolition of a “Sacred Trust ” and “betrayal” of nineteenth century history of the only Jewish Maternity Hospital in England at the time in 1911 that provided Welfare and Safety for Mothers and babies at the time. Tom Ridge should not be ignored in his endeavour to save history, past and present, he has my wholehearted support in this campaign.