Historic East London allotment (relocated due to London 2012 Olympics). We need light to grow. Views and opinions are not necessarily those of the Society.
Joined June 2021
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The @UCL building that they have yet to break ground on. But has consent. Will put our entire site in shadow from 7pm in May. All the more reason to protect the access to sunlight we have next
What else can you expect in a post truth era. The development deprives some on the allotment of even the basic 2 hours of sunlight a day.
Just wondering if @MikhailRiches have been given this guide when designing the Bridgewater Triangle site?
Their own light studies demonstrate the enormous impact on our plots. Before >>> After
Our new Green Infrastructure Guide will help secure the legacy of high standards of design and sustainability
@noordinarypark
With key principles for stakeholders, developers, project managers and design teams to consider
Take a look at the Guide here bit.ly/3qZC0Rq
Here she is. Claiming the Bridgewater Triangle Development meets Environmental standards relating to our site. This is absolute nonsense. She says that @LondonLegacy is talking to us. This is true. But they are not listening...We look forward to her "detailed response"
LLDC chief executive Lyn Garner and LLDC chair Sir Peter Hendy at City Hall for today's @LondonAssembly Plenary meeting.
#WorldMentalHealthDay the positive power of #nature & #greenspace has on our #wellbeing even in the #city
#Allotments bring solace & sense of purpose to so many - #friends #family & local school 💚💜💛
#manorgardeningsociety #puddingmillallotments
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5) We paid for our own light studies to demonstrate how detrimental the proposals are. See attached. 66% of our tenants will no longer receive 8 hours of sunlight a day. Before on the left. After on the right. Red = no sunlight.
3) Here is the marketing bumpf with the new and improved plan to double the amount of homes built. 50% “affordable” you say….hmmm.
2) You can read the local plan here. queenelizabetholympicpark.co… But to save you the hassle here is the page itself outlining how to protect the allotments access to light.
