Oliver Seal of DDDH writes:
The application form submitted by Thames Water has been accepted by the planning inspectorate. Please see the Thames Water press release below.
The application form submitted by Thames Water has been accepted by the planning inspectorate. Please see the Thames Water press release below.
What we need to do:
1) Everyone needs to register to the planning inspectorate.
You can do this online or by phone and post. You must do this by 28th
May 2013. If you are wanting to register by post you have to start the
process in time to receive the form and send it back before 28th May
2013.
2) Please copy any MPs and politicians you think it would be useful to and ask them to register in our favour
3) We must visit as many of the drop in centres as possible (sadly there is not one in Deptford) but we are fighting this. The details of this are outlined below
4) Join our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/
5) Watch out for a public meeting of our own that we are
organising – this will be in the next two or three weeks.
Thames Water's sham of a consultation was just the end of the beginning.
This is our real fight so please mobilise again and tell all your friends and neighbours to get behind this.
Update 26 April: see the Deptford Dame for later but more coherent posting.
People can register easily online at: http://infrastructure.
Alternatively, they may call the Inspectorate’s helpline: 0303 444 5000 for a printed registration form, which must be completed and returned by 28 May 2013.
Sir Michael
Pitt, The Planning Inspectorate’s Chief Executive, said. “This is an
opportunity for people to play a part in the planning process and influence the
outcome. We encourage people to get involved by registering as an interested
party. By doing so, people will be able to participate fully in the examination
of this proposal”.
Those who register will be entitled to provide evidence in writing to support their representation, to attend the Preliminary Meeting, to request an open floor hearing and to speak at other hearings where appropriate.
To help people understand how the process works, Planning Inspectorate staff will be holding drop-in events and presentations in the local area to answer questions and explain how to register and make a representation about the application.
2 May Tower Hamlets
Glamis Estate Tenants’ Hall 414 Cable Street (corner of Cable Street and Glamis Road) E1 0AF
10am to 7pm, 7pm to 8pm
7 May London Borough of Wandsworth
Town Hall, Wandsworth High Street SW18 2PU
10am to 5pm, 7:30pm to 9pm
8 May London Borough of Southwark
160 Tooley Street SE1 2TZ
10am to 5pm
8 May Southwark, Glaziers Hall
9 Montague Close SE1 9DD
7pm to 8pm
9 May London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
Council Chamber, York House Richmond Road, Twickenham, TW1 3AA
1pm to 7pm, 7pm to 8pm
14 May Greater London Authority
City Hall The Queen's Walk SE1 2AA
10am to 2pm, 7pm to 8pm
15 May London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
Town Hall, King Street W6 9JU
2pm to 5pm
17 May Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Town Hall. Hornton Street London W8 7NX
1pm to 7pm, 7pm to 8pm
23 May London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
Wharf Rooms, Imperial Wharf, SW6 2PY
5pm to 7pm, 7pm to 8pm
The Inspectorate is not able to discuss the merits of the application at these events because this will be considered in due course by the appointed Examining Authority, at the examination.
A copy of the application together with further information about the proposal and how to register to make a relevant representation is available on the Planning Inspectorate website http://infrastructure.
Update 26 April: see the Deptford Dame for later but more coherent posting.
PRESS RELEASE
Proposed Thames Tideway Tunnel
– ‘Supersewer’
Find out how to register and
make a representation about the application
From today,
(Wednesday 17 April 2013) members of the public are invited to register with
the Planning Inspectorate and make a representation about the application for the
Thames Tideway Tunnel proposal.
The Planning Inspectorate accepted for examination, the
application from Thames Water Utilities Ltd for Development Consent for
the Thames Tideway Tunnel (‘Supersewer’) on 27 March. The public and those
interested in the proposal can register with The Planning Inspectorate between
17 April 2013 and 28 May 2013. People can register easily online at: http://infrastructure.
Alternatively, they may call the Inspectorate’s helpline: 0303 444 5000 for a printed registration form, which must be completed and returned by 28 May 2013.
Those who register will be entitled to provide evidence in writing to support their representation, to attend the Preliminary Meeting, to request an open floor hearing and to speak at other hearings where appropriate.
To help people understand how the process works, Planning Inspectorate staff will be holding drop-in events and presentations in the local area to answer questions and explain how to register and make a representation about the application.
2 May Tower Hamlets
Glamis Estate Tenants’ Hall 414 Cable Street (corner of Cable Street and Glamis Road) E1 0AF
10am to 7pm, 7pm to 8pm
7 May London Borough of Wandsworth
Town Hall, Wandsworth High Street SW18 2PU
10am to 5pm, 7:30pm to 9pm
8 May London Borough of Southwark
160 Tooley Street SE1 2TZ
10am to 5pm
8 May Southwark, Glaziers Hall
9 Montague Close SE1 9DD
7pm to 8pm
9 May London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
Council Chamber, York House Richmond Road, Twickenham, TW1 3AA
1pm to 7pm, 7pm to 8pm
14 May Greater London Authority
City Hall The Queen's Walk SE1 2AA
10am to 2pm, 7pm to 8pm
15 May London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
Town Hall, King Street W6 9JU
2pm to 5pm
17 May Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Town Hall. Hornton Street London W8 7NX
1pm to 7pm, 7pm to 8pm
23 May London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
Wharf Rooms, Imperial Wharf, SW6 2PY
5pm to 7pm, 7pm to 8pm
The Inspectorate is not able to discuss the merits of the application at these events because this will be considered in due course by the appointed Examining Authority, at the examination.
A copy of the application together with further information about the proposal and how to register to make a relevant representation is available on the Planning Inspectorate website http://infrastructure.
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