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Cranford Way London Concrete Factory - here we go again?
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Local residents will remember the battle against the establishment of the concrete factory in Cranford Way, just yards from a children's playground at Chettle Court at the end of Mountview and Ridge…Continue
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Barking up the Wrong Tree again?
This evening on the way past the Central Library I noticed that a sign had been placed on one of the three very large trees outside the main body of the building explaining that it was to be removed because it was continuing to cause damage to the pavement and other solutions had proved useless. How sad I thought, still these things happen, and then I looked at my feet on the pavement and noticed that it was not damaged to any great extent at all. However there were three 'tree consultants'…See More
Paul Soper replied to Adrian Essex's discussion the London Concrete operation comprises a highly sustainable form of development
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Cranford Way London Concrete Factory - here we go again?
Local residents will remember the battle against the establishment of the concrete factory in Cranford Way, just yards from a children's playground at Chettle Court at the end of Mountview and Ridge Roads. Towards the end of last year I got the impression that London Concrete who operate this site were exceeding the number of vehicles and movements and these drivers were often taking short cuts along Oakfield Road and then exiting via the ladder roads. I asked Haringey to investigate and…See More
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"Interesting comment from boundary commission "
"This consultation closes on 27 March 2017. Based on what local people have told us we might revise our proposals and consult on those revisions in the autumn of 2017."
So it goes on -…"
Paul Soper replied to Adrian Essex's discussion Stroud Green might move to Tottenham
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Barking up the Wrong Tree again?
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This evening on the way past the Central Library I noticed that a sign had been placed on one of the three very large trees outside the main body of the building explaining that it was to be removed because it was continuing to cause damage to the pavement and other solutions had proved useless. How sad I thought, still these things happen, and then I looked at my feet on the pavement and noticed that it was not damaged to any great extent at all. However there were three 'tree…
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