Allow pavement gullies in Hounslow for EV charging
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Paul Walker
2 months ago
It is the obvious solution to on-street charging. Hounslow is finding unnecessary objections, 'not invented here'
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Jonathan McQueen
2 months ago
Lampost charging is expensive, inconvenient, and unreliable.
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Ian Alexander
2 months ago
It makes getting an EV and reducing pollution in the borough (not to mention stopping contributing to global warming) a lot more attractive. Time it was done everywhere.
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Andy Magee
2 months ago
This is a very sensible way of increasing EV ownership. LBH should get behind it oor risk losing more seats to Green Party
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Siddhartha siddharthas.dev
2 months ago
Enable greener driving in long run
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John Flynn
2 months ago
It just makes sense ,otherwise the imbalance between charging points and cars will be too late
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GLYNIS ROSS-WOOD
2 months ago
Ludicrous number of street chargers in Chiswick for the number of EVs we are told are here.
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Supporter
2 months ago
Home charging is important, on street charging is too expensive to ever be mass adopted. More expensive than petrol. All cars sold will be PHEVs, but few if any cars where no home charging exists will ever be more than a hybrid with a heavy battery.
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Roger Mullins
2 months ago
Ealing council also rejected government help with the cost of implementing the policy of providing a gulley in the pavement. This is very thoughtless of the council and both councils should reconsider their lack of action as damaging potential EV ownership.
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Ben Rogers
2 months ago
We are unable to charge our car outside because the lamppost chargers have been faulty for months. And the council has denied us use of our drive as we live on a bend in the road. So charging from our house across the pavement is the only solution to do our bit for the environment and the net zero targets
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jean white
2 months ago
Affordable EV charging is necessary to enable
More people
To afford an EV.
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Martin Gill
2 months ago
No driveway and this is a practical safe low cost alternative
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Hugh McNeill
2 months ago
I want to buy an EV but charging is expensive if I can’t charge from home.
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Dan A
2 months ago
To save the environment we need to go electric for transport. But to charge cars at home without a driveway needs pavement gullys. Richmond are doing it - why isn't Ealing and Hounslow ??
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Sarah Smith
2 months ago
Don’t want raised ramp on pavement making trip hazard & tricky for foot fall children/elderly/wheelchair users/ general public. Sunken gully feels that consideration to pavement users has been given !
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Tony Golding
2 months ago
I’m thinking of going electric and access to easy inexpensive charging is a factor.
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Gill Golding
2 months ago
Our next car will be an EV. We are putting off the decision due to a lack of charging facilities in the Bedford Park area. Pavement gullies are unobtrusive in a Conservation area
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Sharmila Metcalf
2 months ago
Have an EV car with limited charging access in Hounslow
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Fiona Grant
2 months ago
I won't buy an EV car until charging is readily available. There are so few post chargers and the chance of finding one not already being used is so slim.
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Supporter
2 months ago
This two tier system of charging, one for those with off street parking and another far more expensive for others is unreasonable and inconvenient. Gullies are a sensible way forward and will be a positive move towards net zero.
It is the obvious solution to on-street charging. Hounslow is finding unnecessary objections, 'not invented here'
Lampost charging is expensive, inconvenient, and unreliable.
It makes getting an EV and reducing pollution in the borough (not to mention stopping contributing to global warming) a lot more attractive. Time it was done everywhere.
This is a very sensible way of increasing EV ownership. LBH should get behind it oor risk losing more seats to Green Party
Enable greener driving in long run
It just makes sense ,otherwise the imbalance between charging points and cars will be too late
Ludicrous number of street chargers in Chiswick for the number of EVs we are told are here.
Home charging is important, on street charging is too expensive to ever be mass adopted. More expensive than petrol. All cars sold will be PHEVs, but few if any cars where no home charging exists will ever be more than a hybrid with a heavy battery.
Ealing council also rejected government help with the cost of implementing the policy of providing a gulley in the pavement. This is very thoughtless of the council and both councils should reconsider their lack of action as damaging potential EV ownership.
We are unable to charge our car outside because the lamppost chargers have been faulty for months. And the council has denied us use of our drive as we live on a bend in the road. So charging from our house across the pavement is the only solution to do our bit for the environment and the net zero targets
Affordable EV charging is necessary to enable More people To afford an EV.
No driveway and this is a practical safe low cost alternative
I want to buy an EV but charging is expensive if I can’t charge from home.
To save the environment we need to go electric for transport. But to charge cars at home without a driveway needs pavement gullys. Richmond are doing it - why isn't Ealing and Hounslow ??
Don’t want raised ramp on pavement making trip hazard & tricky for foot fall children/elderly/wheelchair users/ general public. Sunken gully feels that consideration to pavement users has been given !
I’m thinking of going electric and access to easy inexpensive charging is a factor.
Our next car will be an EV. We are putting off the decision due to a lack of charging facilities in the Bedford Park area. Pavement gullies are unobtrusive in a Conservation area
Have an EV car with limited charging access in Hounslow
I won't buy an EV car until charging is readily available. There are so few post chargers and the chance of finding one not already being used is so slim.
This two tier system of charging, one for those with off street parking and another far more expensive for others is unreasonable and inconvenient. Gullies are a sensible way forward and will be a positive move towards net zero.