A developer says he’ll appeal against a decision, stopping him from building homes on Surbiton Filterbeds.
Hydro Properties, made the announcement after Kingston council rejected its plans. The developer wants to build 60 new homes and a marina on Portsmouth Road.
Planning officers will be making their decision on a controversial development on the Surbiton Filter Beds tonight (Tuesday). Campaigners have been fighting against the development of floating homes and a new marina.
This meeting will take place at 7.30pm at the Guildhall in Kingston. If you want to comment on the scheme, you can write to Kingston Council. Make sure you mark the letter Filter Beds application and quote the application ...
HANNAH HOPKINS visits the Waggon and Horses in Surbiton and finds it is worth the detour. The Waggon and Horses has recently had a very stylish makeover. Painted in Farrow & Ball colours of murky green and trendy ...
Summary of Points by Councillors who were unanimous in finding that the 'Special Circumstances' to develop MOL had not been met.
Matthew Simpson of WWT has agreed to work with us if planning permission is granted. This has always been their position but they were lobbied hard and wavered but as Natural England have withdrawn their objection they are very excited about working with us as a demo of their new manifesto, as to how man and the environment work together in harmony as a showcase project.
This was the Environment Trust's second event at Fishponds Park in Surbiton.
Surbiton, Surrey, Berrylands Road circa 1922. In the centre of the postcard we can see the Paragon Arms pub, long since demolished. Postcard by Maycock / Johns of Tooting. Click the postcard to enlarge.
In conversation with representatives from the Environment Agency earlier this week, it soon became clear that they were not familiar with the Tolworth Brook.
I shall not be at the Development Control meeting that decides on this application, so I could comment.
