The density of this proposed development will overwhelm the local community putting excessive pressure on the public transport, roads and health services which are already overburdened.
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Lloyd Dyett
6 years ago
This cannot go a head because of the surrounding roads will not be able to cope especially with Hammersmith Bridge being shut
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John Anderson
6 years ago
This development is a errible proposition for our community.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The proposed size of the development is ill considered as Mortlake High Street is already at gridlock with no Hammersmith Bridge .The current plans are entirely inappropriate for the local area. The excessive number of housing units would place significant pressure on already overburdened infrastructure. Proposed building heights are excessive, would impact on an iconic listed building and are not in keeping with the surrounding area. Most importantly, the current plans do not provide the sort of housing the city genuinely needs - affordable, family houses.
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Sarah potts
6 years ago
Inappropriate for this riverside land. Traffic already tremendous even before Hammersmith bridge was shut.
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Enid Hughes
6 years ago
By the mayor proposing to increase the development by 40% I don’t believe the infrastructure of the area can support the extra number of cars and people. There are only 4 trains an hour from Mortlake station, and the lower Richmond road is already gridlock during rush hour, especially with Hammersmith bridge closed. I can see some benefit to development on the site , but not the extra 40% capacity.
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Giles Dimock
6 years ago
With development at Manor road and no Hammersmith bridge, this development will intensify road paralysis.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Apart from all the other concerns. the proposed buildings are hideous.
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jerzy hajkowski
6 years ago
local roads in pic hours will not cope with additional several hundreds cars.
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Katewilson
6 years ago
Listen to Nikki Rosner and do something positive that will make a difference
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Completely innapropriate scale for the area. What planet are you on, Mr Mayor?
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Alex Hall
6 years ago
Inappropriate development.
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Gillian Howell
6 years ago
The local area can not sustain this development. The transport system barely copes at present.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Mortlake is predominantly small scale terraced houses held freehold - not oversized tower blocks held on leasehold. No demand for a secondary school in this location. Go back to the drawing board and design a community friendly project.
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Daniel Mayfield
6 years ago
The brewery development has me very worried, please block it.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The development has failed to consider the impact on the local environment and the Majors amendments have made it worse!
As a local I feel very let down. Once again it all is about property developers profit.
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Christopher Storey
6 years ago
The proposals for the Mortlake Brewery site are inappropriate, destructive of a community and fail to provide any benefits other than to developers and the rich.
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V J Codrington
6 years ago
This development is too big, too high and too dense for the area. Traffic will be at even more of a standstill, and all travel would be unbearable.
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Mrs Norma Small
6 years ago
The impact on the
I agree with all the objections. Notably,
the impact on the Sheen level crossing and Sheen Lane would be disastrous.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Excessive number of extra houses, too much pressure on current road networks.
This should be a sustainable development that benefits the area and community, it now only seems to benefit the developer's bank account!
The density of this proposed development will overwhelm the local community putting excessive pressure on the public transport, roads and health services which are already overburdened.
This cannot go a head because of the surrounding roads will not be able to cope especially with Hammersmith Bridge being shut
This development is a errible proposition for our community.
The proposed size of the development is ill considered as Mortlake High Street is already at gridlock with no Hammersmith Bridge .The current plans are entirely inappropriate for the local area. The excessive number of housing units would place significant pressure on already overburdened infrastructure. Proposed building heights are excessive, would impact on an iconic listed building and are not in keeping with the surrounding area. Most importantly, the current plans do not provide the sort of housing the city genuinely needs - affordable, family houses.
Inappropriate for this riverside land. Traffic already tremendous even before Hammersmith bridge was shut.
By the mayor proposing to increase the development by 40% I don’t believe the infrastructure of the area can support the extra number of cars and people. There are only 4 trains an hour from Mortlake station, and the lower Richmond road is already gridlock during rush hour, especially with Hammersmith bridge closed. I can see some benefit to development on the site , but not the extra 40% capacity.
With development at Manor road and no Hammersmith bridge, this development will intensify road paralysis.
Apart from all the other concerns. the proposed buildings are hideous.
local roads in pic hours will not cope with additional several hundreds cars.
Listen to Nikki Rosner and do something positive that will make a difference
Completely innapropriate scale for the area. What planet are you on, Mr Mayor?
Inappropriate development.
The local area can not sustain this development. The transport system barely copes at present.
Mortlake is predominantly small scale terraced houses held freehold - not oversized tower blocks held on leasehold. No demand for a secondary school in this location. Go back to the drawing board and design a community friendly project.
The brewery development has me very worried, please block it.
The development has failed to consider the impact on the local environment and the Majors amendments have made it worse! As a local I feel very let down. Once again it all is about property developers profit.
The proposals for the Mortlake Brewery site are inappropriate, destructive of a community and fail to provide any benefits other than to developers and the rich.
This development is too big, too high and too dense for the area. Traffic will be at even more of a standstill, and all travel would be unbearable.
The impact on the I agree with all the objections. Notably, the impact on the Sheen level crossing and Sheen Lane would be disastrous.
Excessive number of extra houses, too much pressure on current road networks. This should be a sustainable development that benefits the area and community, it now only seems to benefit the developer's bank account!