Planning Application for Swan Wharf in Fish Island & White Post Lane Conservation Area (PA 14/00262/FUL)
681 Comments
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Jayson Haebich
10 years ago
save swan wharf!
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Lorne Ashley
10 years ago
This is a preposterous idea with no consideration for the local residents.
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Tom Szirtes
10 years ago
London
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Charles Armstrong
10 years ago
Swan Wharf is an almost unique example of an Edwardian multi-storey horse stables. Its position within the Hackney Wick and Fish Island Conservation Area and sensitive location at the confluence of the Lee Navigation and River Lea make it vital that the whole building is preserved, not just two walls.
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Paddy Looney
10 years ago
Protect Swan Wharf
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wilfrid wood
10 years ago
I am an artist with a studio in Hackney Wick and I'd hate to see these old buildings change so radically.
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matt hanrahan
10 years ago
Save London's architectural heritage... its a constant reminder of the community who toiled and lived their lives here. Once its gone you cannot out it back!
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Jane Jephcote
10 years ago
Not Applicable
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Barnabas-Francis MacPhail
10 years ago
London
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Important to remember the history of working peoples lives
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Tommaso Catalucci
10 years ago
London
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John Smith
10 years ago
Buckinghamshire
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Lesley Westwood
10 years ago
We are loosing to many of these historic buildings, reuse is the optimum choice.
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Jennifer Blain
10 years ago
The Fish Island buildings should be kept intact and not become mere film-set charades.
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Claire Leavey
10 years ago
Getting rid of such historic working buildings is the surest way to ensure that London itself ends up dead. Without workspaces the city will cease to live.
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Margaret Fried
10 years ago
One by one demolishing these buildings changes the historic thread of a community until it unravels completely
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Michael Gornall
10 years ago
Keep the character of our industrial cities by converting not demolishing.
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James Weiner
10 years ago
London
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Kath Tomkinson
10 years ago
We need to look after our historical buildings by use and maintenance.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I object to PA/14/00262/FUL as it would contravene LLDC and other national planning policies. It will reduce much required commercial space and long term employment opportunities.
save swan wharf!
This is a preposterous idea with no consideration for the local residents.
London
Swan Wharf is an almost unique example of an Edwardian multi-storey horse stables. Its position within the Hackney Wick and Fish Island Conservation Area and sensitive location at the confluence of the Lee Navigation and River Lea make it vital that the whole building is preserved, not just two walls.
Protect Swan Wharf
I am an artist with a studio in Hackney Wick and I'd hate to see these old buildings change so radically.
Save London's architectural heritage... its a constant reminder of the community who toiled and lived their lives here. Once its gone you cannot out it back!
Not Applicable
London
Important to remember the history of working peoples lives
London
Buckinghamshire
We are loosing to many of these historic buildings, reuse is the optimum choice.
The Fish Island buildings should be kept intact and not become mere film-set charades.
Getting rid of such historic working buildings is the surest way to ensure that London itself ends up dead. Without workspaces the city will cease to live.
One by one demolishing these buildings changes the historic thread of a community until it unravels completely
Keep the character of our industrial cities by converting not demolishing.
London
We need to look after our historical buildings by use and maintenance.
I object to PA/14/00262/FUL as it would contravene LLDC and other national planning policies. It will reduce much required commercial space and long term employment opportunities.