Showing posts with label CiL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CiL. Show all posts
Friday 17 July 2020

There's more to Quintain's Wembley Stadium steps than meets the eye

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There is rather more to the triumphant tweet by Quintain that yesterday announced the start on work to replace the Wembley Stadium pedwa...
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Wednesday 27 November 2019

Please sign the petition to improve the Quainton Street Open Space and Brent River/Feeder Walk - Deadline December 1st

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Quainton Street Open Space (top right) -the trees trace the route of the River Brent towards St Davids Open Space Quainton Street Open ...
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Wednesday 13 February 2019

Northwick Park Community Garden a step nearer as they win CIL funding

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The vision of a community garden in Northwick Park has taken a step forward and is good news, even though a drop in the ocean, in a we...
Wednesday 23 May 2018

Brent's Neighbourhood CIL consultation extended by one week - Deadline now May 30th

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Further to my story below and representations to the Council about the failure to publish the results of Round 2 of Neighbourhood CIL, the ...
Tuesday 22 May 2018

Cabinet 'review' leaves £18m Olympic Way proposal unchanged

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If you'd had a fit of sneezing at the Brent Cabinet meeting yesterday you would have missed the decision to go ahead with the £17.8m...
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Wednesday 16 May 2018

Has the £17.8m stadium steps question already been answered by the Brent Cabinet?

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Brent Council today rather belatedly published the Officer's report for Cabinet LINK on the review of the decision to spend £17....
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Brent's CIL information deficit

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Given the controversy over the allocation of Brent's Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) I have contacted Brent Council today over two ...
Tuesday 13 March 2018

£267,983 CIL grant to Preston Community Library for 'fitting out'

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Brent Cabinet last night approved the granting of a larger than usual Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) grant of £267,...
Sunday 25 February 2018

Brent's give away of £17,800,000 to Quintain and the FA won't go away as an issue

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We're not celebrating Cllr Butt Since people have woken up to the decision of the Cabinet made last July to the £17.8m allocation o...
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