Showing posts with label Cricklewood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cricklewood. Show all posts
Monday 8 May 2023

Eco Saturday in Cricklewood on May 13th

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Tuesday 2 November 2021

Join BrentFoE outside Barclays Bank, Cricklewood tomorrow, 12.30pm to protest against the bank's investment in fossil fuels

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  Brent Friends of the Earth will be demonstrating alongside other activists outside Barclays Bank, Cricklewood tomorrow in opposition to th...
Wednesday 19 May 2021

Cricklewood B&Q development - the consultation they didn't want you to know about? 2 weeks to respond

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  NorthWest2 Residents Association are drawing attention this morning to a poorly advertised new consultation on the controversial  developm...
Monday 5 October 2020

NW2 Residents' Association's objection to the 'over-bearing' B&Q Cricklewood development

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Beware of the tendency to cut off height in development illustrations   An idea of the footprint 'Ghost' blocks I am grateful to Nor...
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Wednesday 19 September 2018

Standing together against racism and Islamophobia in Dollis Hill

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The T-shirt says: There are two types: they are either your brothers in faith or your equals in humanity Standing together in solidar...
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Monday 6 August 2018

Useful update on the Brent Cross Cricklewood development & associated projects

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It has been really hard to keep up with the changes of direction in this long running saga so many thanks to the NW2 Residents' Associa...
Tuesday 24 July 2018

Hello Barnet Council, anyone there? Can you hear us? Do you keep your promises? Yes, we're from Brent but we also matter...

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Ex-Liberal Democrat councillor, Alison Hopkins, has written to Barnet CouncilChief Executive after officers and others have failed to ke...
Wednesday 21 March 2018

Green AM urges London Mayor to reject Cricklewood Rail-Freight Facility

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Caroline Russell, Green Assembly Member for London, has written to the London Mayor urging him to reject the planning application for the R...
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Monday 12 February 2018

Superhub approved by Barnet - what's next?

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From NW2 Residents' Association Barnet’s planning committee approved the application for an aggregates/spoil road/rail site at 400 Ed...
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Thursday 8 February 2018

Fury as Barnet Council approves Cricklewood Aggregate Superhub

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I couldn't be at both the Academy and Cricklewood Aggregate Superhub meeting tonight so here is the sad news from the Barnet Planning C...
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Thursday 28 December 2017

Brent Council's objections to Geron Way Waste Transfer Station

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Despite several requests before Christmas to Brent Planning for a copy of the Letter of Objection sent to the London Borough of Barnet rega...
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Monday 20 November 2017

Why NLWA originally opposed the resiting of the Cricklewood dump - has anything changed?

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In her submission to Barnet Council on the proposed waste transfer facility on the Edgware Road LINK, Alison Hopkins mentioned the North Lo...
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Tuesday 7 November 2017

Temporary application for Cricklewood Superhub withdrawn but battle over permanent use continues

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The North West Two Residents' Association have published the following update on the Cricklewood Rail-Freight Superhub LINK : DB Carg...
Saturday 7 October 2017

Vital questions on dust impact of Cricklewood Rail-Road Aggregate Superhub

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The following article is republished with permission from the NW2 Residents' Association blog LINK   --> The planni...
Monday 2 October 2017

October 18th deadline for comments on huge Cricklewood rail freight super hub

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Reposted from  the NW2 Residents Association website LINK with their permission. Thank you. Artist's impression of the proposed h...
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Wednesday 20 September 2017

Out of sight, out of mind: Voices from Cricklewood on PSPO’s

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Guest post by Scott Bartle, Brent Green Party Resistance to poverty Guest post by Scott Bartle   In March, Cllr To...