Great article by James Ranger in the Wanstead & Woodford Guardian today.
Interesting comment from London City Airport too:
"A letter of objection was submitted by the airport in March 2010 to London Borough of Newham opposing Red Bull’s application.
“The comments made by Plane Stupid are totally inaccurate and do not reflect the airport’s position.”
It is very strange they didn't mention the whole story: At the London City Airport Consultative committee just a couple of weeks ago, the airport representative, Gary Hodgetts, allegedly stated they were currently ''in discussions with Red Bull over the application'' - but if the airport have objected what is there to discuss?
Of course London City Airport is no stranger to objecting to developments around it, and then withdrawing those objections for various reasons: Columbus Tower and also Crossrail. Compensation was sought over Crossrail.
Watch this space.
If you would like to object to the Red Bull Madness to build another runway in the middle of a residential area in East London then click here. You might also like to look at the type of activities that Red Bull wish to bring back to the most densely populated area of this country, and the risks involved.
