London City Airport On Greenwich Councils Agenda

Greenwich Council have not finished with the expansion of London City Airport yet (neither have we!)

Please do come along and tell Greenwich Council the flaws and weaknesses in London City Airports planning application and how it impacts on your lives and communities. They are there, and willing to listen, please take this opportunity to express your concerns.

Planning BoardWednesday, 26th August, 2009 6.30 pm
Venue: Town Hall, Wellington Street, Woolwich SE18 6PW.

More details, such as how to register to speak are here.

To see further information on the planning meeting, including the agenda and attendees, follow the link: http://committees.greenwich.gov.uk/ieAgenda.aspx?A=1196

Newham Planning Meeting 8th October 6pm

Newham have confirmed that the London City Airport application to increase flights will be heard on:

8th October, 6pm at Newham Town Hall, Barking Road, East Ham London E6.

The case officer, has recommended to Approve the Application (no surprise there, where did they put that rubber stamp from 12 months ago, perhaps it sailed away on a private yacht?)

If you wish to make a representation at the meeting you should contact:

Joy George or Shirley Fortune in Member Services in writing by 12 midday on the monday prior to the meeting. Town Hall, East Ham, London, E6 2RP. You can call for further information or advice: 020 8430 3401 or fax, 020 8430 3052

You do not need to furnish member services with the content of your representation prior to your presentation on the day. We're sure H&K and LCA can be 'creative' enough to spin a few responses on the day even without a tip off from LB Newham on the content of the representations to be made.

Planning Meeting - Hold The Date!

We have received indication that the London City Airport application to expand flights looks set to go to the 8th October evening planning meeting at Newham Council.

This date has not yet been confirmed by Newham Council, but we would advise you to tentatively hold the evening of 8th October in your diary if you wish to attend.

As we know from past experience Newham Council like to give as little notice as possible to residents who wish to attend the meeting - usually 5 working days so we are not expecting the date to be confirmed by them until the first week in October.

We will endeavour to post any updates or confirmations as soon as we have them.