An aide memoire of items I’ve noted from the boroughs where I work, rest and play, in case it is of use to others. Here’s a link back to May and June 2021’s round-up if you want to rummage backwards. August 2021 Consultations closing Closing 3 10 September, Wandsworth Council’s consultation to gather ideas for the walking … Continue reading What are the councils up to? July & August 2021 edition
An aide memoire of items I’ve noted from the boroughs where I work, rest and play, in case it is of use to others. Here’s a link back to March & April 2021’s round-up if you want to rummage backwards. Consultations closing 26 July, Richmond Council, Richmond contraflow cycling consultation.Closing 30 July, Richmond Council’s proposed cycling improvements … Continue reading What are the councils up to? May & June 2021 edition
An aide memoire of items I’ve noted from the boroughs where I work, rest and play, in case it is of use to others. Here’s a link back to January & February 2021's round-up if you want to rummage backwards. April 2021 The London Assembly and Mayoral elections are on 6 May, so April was a quiet … Continue reading What are the councils up to? March & April 2021 edition
An aide memoire of items I’ve noted from the boroughs where I work, rest and play, in case it is of use to others. Here’s a link back to December 2020’s round-up if you want to rummage backwards. February 2021 Consultations closing include: Closing 1 March, Wandsworth Council’s consultation on the draft Local Plan. This … Continue reading What are the councils up to? January & February 2021 edition
After being half-installed for less than seven weeks, the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea’s Cllr Johnnie Thalassites decided to rip out the pop-up cycle installed on Kensington High Street (KHS). RBKC reported that it has spent over £320,000 planning and installing the scheme. Removing the scheme will cost another £30,000. The Mayor of London, … Continue reading Why rip out the £300k KHS cycle route, for a poor £600k round-the-houses alternative?
An aide memoire of items I’ve noted from the boroughs where I work, rest and play, in case it is of use to others. Here’s a link back to September and October if you want to rummage backwards. December 2020 Consultations closing 10 January, The Royal Parks’ “movement strategy” consultation, regarding changes to access for … Continue reading At the council: November & December 2020
An aide memoire of items I’ve noted from the boroughs where I work, rest and play, in case it is of use to others. Lots of council meetings were cancelled in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s a link backwards to July & August 2020 if you’re short of stuff to read. October 2020 City of London … Continue reading At the council: September & October 2020
An aide memoire of items I’ve noted from the boroughs where I work, rest and play, in case it is of use to others. Lots of council meetings were cancelled in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Here's a link backwards to May and June 2020 if you're short of stuff to read. August 2020 August … Continue reading At the council: July & August 2020
An aide memoire of items I’ve noted from the boroughs where I work, rest and play, in case it is of use to others. Lots of council meetings were cancelled in response to the corona virus pandemic. Here’s a link back to March & April 2020 if you’re short of stuff to read. June 2020 … Continue reading At the Council: May & June 2020
An aide memoire of items I’ve noted from the boroughs where I work, rest and play, in case it is of use to others. Lots of council meetings were cancelled in response to the corona virus pandemic. Here’s a link back to Jan & Feb'20 if you’re short of stuff to read. April 2020 With councils … Continue reading At the Council: March & April 2020
