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Tag Archives: Protected View
Queens Mead and it’s Protected View
Down Glassmill Road, the other side of the River Ravensbourne from Martins Hill, is the grassy park of Queens Mead. It has a protected view, though this looks like it will not survive much longer: The line of buildings that … Continue reading
Posted in Green Space
Tagged Hill Car Park Development, Protected View, Queens Mead, Site 3, Site A, Town Drinking Fountain
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2010 Area Action Plan Site L – 1 Westmoreland Rd & BCC
11-storey hotel approved in 2013; permission lapsed and acquired for Education, 11-storey school dismissed on appeal. Continue reading
Posted in 2010 AAP-Opportunity-Sites
Tagged AAP, Protected View, SHAW
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