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OVERDEVELOPMENT AT WHITE CITY

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John East
1 year ago

Awful overdevelopment

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Alex Chaudhri
9 years ago

disgusting. imperial college destroy shepherd's bush community.

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

Right of light impinged and light pollution created not to mention huge visual eye sore for residents

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Rebeca alamo
11 years ago Featured

I have lived in West Kensington for many years. The benefits of development need to be balanced against the impact it had on the existing community and architecture - the scale of this development does not achieve balance. The voice of the community must be regarded and a real consultation with direct outcome.

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Gareth jones
11 years ago Featured

I object to the new application as it is clearly not a minor amendment and should be treated as a. New application.

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Susanne Mattern
11 years ago Featured

This development is very close to my flat in Eynham Road, and already I am being shadowed by the tower blocks now built. I expect further shadowing from the new buildings going up and would urge the Council to reconsider the proposed heights. Commercial interests should not be put before local residents' quality of life.

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Susanne Mattern
11 years ago Featured

This development is very close to my flat in Eynham Road, and already I am being shadowed by the tower blocks now built. I expect further shadowing from the new buildings going up and would urge the Council to reconsider the proposed heights. Commercial interests should not be put before local residents' quality of life.

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Vanessa Davies
11 years ago

I strongly disapprove of the plans supported by Hammersmith and Fulham Council for the high rise developments in the low rise residential area of my home in West London. The new plan for the development of the Michael Uren medical engineering centre is very different from the one which has been approved and I consider the whole plan should be reviewed.

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Vanessa Davies
11 years ago Featured

I strongly disapprove of the plans supported by Hammersmith and Fulham Council for the high rise developments in the low rise residential area of my home in West London. The new plan for the development of the Michael Uren medical engineering centre is very different from the one which has been approved and I consider the whole plan should be reviewed.