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LLDC: Further Consultation on Proposed Extended Conservation Areas, Fish Island and Hackney Wick

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Rob Elias
11 years ago

looking to save the Queen's Head in Limehouse too. Good luck.

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Rob Elias
11 years ago

looking to save the Queen's Head in Limehouse too. Good luck.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Please don't ruin the industrial heritage of hackney wick and fish island.

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Maria Davies
11 years ago

Please don't ruin the industrial heritage of hackney wick and fish island.

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Arnas Ziedavicius
11 years ago

No.

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Mark Bayley
12 years ago Featured

These buildings are important to character of the area, if these buildings go Fish Island will become just another bland part of London,

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Ashton Mullins
12 years ago Featured

I strongly support the preservation of historic/industrial buildings and the heritage of work and life they have nd continue to inspired

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Shila Russell
12 years ago

We should keep the very few heritage buildings left in this area.

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Thomas Joseph Fletcher - Rejuce
12 years ago

Vittoria Wharf Palm lane side

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Andreas Lang
12 years ago Featured

It is of upmost importance to preserve some of the industrial heritage the building offers and the forms of occupation it allows as the area around it densifies and develops.

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Mark Prizeman
12 years ago Featured

It is important to to preserve the vitality and vigour of Industrial architecture and the heritage of work inspired structures.

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Neil Howden
12 years ago Featured

Two rare and beautiful specimens of architectural style and history that should be preserved. The use and adaptation as well as architectural expression further backs up regeneration in existing buildings as an ongoing theme in fish island to this day.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

The alterations to the canalside building are the most interesting part

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Alan Faulkner
12 years ago

Full support for the petition

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Abigail Downer
12 years ago Featured

So much indutrial and social heritage has been lost over the last 15 years with few quality developments or refurbs. The East End was a unique locality it is important to preserve and adapt whats left for future generations.

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janice fortune
12 years ago

keep up the good work