Disappointing news - the Department for Culture, Media and Sports has rejected the request to overturn English Heritage's decision not to list Lea Bridge Waterworks - details below. The timing of the decision is particularly unfortunate as local campaigner and historian, Katy Andrews, has secured agreement from Thames Water for local groups and individuals (predominantly those concerned with the industrial heritage of the site and the Lea Bridge Green area in general) to visit the site in the new year to get a better understanding of what remains.
lea bridge, east london. a community blog for friends of millfields and lea bridge riverside to enable us to share news and views on these much loved green spaces in east london
Saturday, 29 December 2012
lea bridge waterworks: appeal against refusal for heritage listing rejected by DCLG
Disappointing news - the Department for Culture, Media and Sports has rejected the request to overturn English Heritage's decision not to list Lea Bridge Waterworks - details below. The timing of the decision is particularly unfortunate as local campaigner and historian, Katy Andrews, has secured agreement from Thames Water for local groups and individuals (predominantly those concerned with the industrial heritage of the site and the Lea Bridge Green area in general) to visit the site in the new year to get a better understanding of what remains.
Friday, 28 December 2012
hackney wassail
with thanks to amy erickson (hackney parks forum, springfield park users group) for sending details.
Saturday, 22 December 2012
Saturday, 15 December 2012
a warming winter song selection
a warming winter song selection (courtesy of Tracey Thorn) to keep you going through until the new year.
(you'll need to download the free spotify app)
(you'll need to download the free spotify app)
Friday, 7 December 2012
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Latham's Yard trees
Following a long running email exchange we've had with Taylor Wimpey over the last couple of years, Latham's Yard green (by Harry Zeital Way) will be getting a few more trees planted later this week.That's the good news that builds on the successful efforts to get Taylor Wimpey to:-
- plant some a few more trees on Latham's Yard green last year;
- abandon its plans to retain the sales office and replace it with green space; and
- fix the lighting on the Friendship Tree sculpture.
Taylor Wimpey has two planning applications submitted to Hackney Council for Latham's Yard which have not yet been decided upon. It's not too late to submit comments should you wish to!
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