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West Ham plans for grassroots site in doubt after council revoke decision.

Bealonians FC Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE West Ham plans for grassroots site in doubt after council revoke decision. London, 23rd January 2024 – London Borough of Redbridge have informed Bealonians FC, the boroughs largest and oldest grassroots club, that they have revoked their decision to grant the lease for Oakfields playing site to West […]

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Named by Our Ron – Aldborough Hall Nature Reserve!

Area D/Fairlop Quarry now ‘Aldborough Hall Nature Reserve’ In March 2022 it was noted that Area D / Fairlop Quarry would be formally known as Aldborough Hall Nature Reserve, named by and in acknowledgement of the significant contribution made by Ron Jeffries, Chair of Aldborough Hatch Defence Association, to the local area. The nature reserve

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Final Fairlop Masterplan

Fairlop Waters Country Park masterplan, RE-Mastered – the Final

The Overview committee met on 13 July 2023 to review the re-mastered Fairlop Waters Masterplan. AHDA, concerned that several items have been added that were not part of public consultation, attended the meeting. Jenny Chalmers, AHDA Vice Chair BSc Hons Ecological Science (Edin.), MSc Resource Economics, (Edin), PGCE, ADV Dip, (Cambridge Uni), NPQH and long-time

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The Future of Nature Conservation in Redbridge

The AHDA totally support Chris Gannaway’s concerns for the future of nature conservation in Redbridge detailed below. If, having read this, you have the same concerns please feel free to circulate, contact your local councillors and the relevant members of the Redbridge Cabinet. Suggested <Contact List> <AHDA EMAIL to Councillors and other interested parties> It’s

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Planning Committee – Billet Rd – This should have been heard!

On 30/3/23 the Extrodinary Planning Commitee decided on the ‘Enabling works’ (contamination capping) at Billet Road. Much could be said about the need to allow for more than 2 speakers in objection to such an ‘extrodinary’, complex and detailed application. Not least because the applicant was afforded more. The following speech from AHDA member, Pat

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