Planning Application for Swan Wharf in Fish Island & White Post Lane Conservation Area (PA 14/00262/FUL)
681 Comments
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Christine McCauley
12 years ago
there is the need to retain the architectural heritage of the area, and working spaces.
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M Bryce
12 years ago
This is not cool it's worse than the super club idea
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Neil Simmons
12 years ago
London
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Nicholas Elleray
12 years ago
London
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Bernard Mitchell
12 years ago
London
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Ola Podgorska
12 years ago
Outside US
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Luna Moral
12 years ago
Barcelona
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Dave Bedford
12 years ago
London
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Rebecca Shawyer
12 years ago
Please select
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Alice Santana
12 years ago
LONDON
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James Wilson
12 years ago
The proposed development would clearly be detrimental to the Fish Island Conservation Area.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Swan Warf is very important in giving character to this area and should not be demolished for development in my view
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Rashila W
12 years ago
Please stop destroying our beautiful original buildings of this city
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Aniesha
12 years ago
I think it's a disgrace to the community
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Anonymous
12 years ago
As depicted, the development spoils the appearance of the stable building and the area around it.
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remi
12 years ago
Way too beautiful to be knocked down...
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Jo
12 years ago
It's not what people want. Come on council be brave enough to say NO
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Charlie Harris
12 years ago
I've seen this too often, beautiful buildings being torn down bar a wall or two. Preserve the existing building and make something beautiful using what's already there. It can be done!
there is the need to retain the architectural heritage of the area, and working spaces.
This is not cool it's worse than the super club idea
London
London
London
Outside US
Barcelona
London
Please select
LONDON
The proposed development would clearly be detrimental to the Fish Island Conservation Area.
Swan Warf is very important in giving character to this area and should not be demolished for development in my view
Please stop destroying our beautiful original buildings of this city
I think it's a disgrace to the community
As depicted, the development spoils the appearance of the stable building and the area around it.
Way too beautiful to be knocked down...
It's not what people want. Come on council be brave enough to say NO
I've seen this too often, beautiful buildings being torn down bar a wall or two. Preserve the existing building and make something beautiful using what's already there. It can be done!
Keep the heritage alive
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