Gardens NOT car parks

Monday, 29 March 2010

Criticism of garden 'car-parking' two days running in Daily Telegraph shocker

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A good letter on Urban Greenery in the 28th March edition from an Anthony Rodriguez in Staines, Middlesex. He lamented the loss of street tr...
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Thursday, 25 March 2010

Haringey Council asks residents not to pave gardens

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Haringey London Borough Council has recently published its Biodiversity Action Plan, which is ahead of some others I could mention in terms ...
Monday, 15 February 2010

Goodbye to green - collateral damage and 'verge-grabbing'

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I wrote to Bexley Council recently, inquiring about the status of verge protection legislation, and lamenting the damage I have seen locally...
Thursday, 7 January 2010

That told 'em - old verge protection notice spotted

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I came across this heart-warming old notice in the January snow. Sadly, this particular bit of law was repealed back in the 1970s, according...
Thursday, 31 December 2009

Letter: Sun Tel bemoans building on gardens, ignores huge losses to car parking

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The 20th December Sunday Telegraph carried a large front page story entitled 'Thousands of gardens 'stolen' by developers' h...
Thursday, 3 December 2009

Wet and weak Labour policy doesn't stop the run-off

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Labour's policy of requiring planning permission before being able to lay more than 5 sq m of 'impermeable surface' - including ...
Thursday, 12 November 2009

Goverment advisors call for greening the built environment

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The Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment , the government's advisor on architecture, urban design and public space has ...
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Chris Rose
Wildlife recorder and conservationist by inclination, National Election Agent of the Green Party of England and Wales by profession (all comments in this blog are my personal opinions), plant collector and one-time amateur ornamental plant breeder by obsession. Originally from S.E. London, I lived in Bristol from September 1978 to April 2009, when I moved back to the northern part of Barnehurst (between Northumberland Heath and the Bexleyheath railway line). I kept in close touch with conservation issues in the area during my time away, especially since 2004 when I began serious recording again after a 20 year break. I am actively involved with Lesnes Abbey Conservation Volunteers and Cray Riverkeeper Volunteers (for whom I am Site Manager for Thames Road Wetland), and have submitted comments and proposals in respect of various Bexley Council planning issues and draft strategy documents affecting allotments, open spaces and wildlife.
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