The vision-led approach and Transport Assessments
Director Andrew Whittingham reflects on the implications of the draft National Planning Policy Framework.
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Pedestrians prioritised in Acton regeneration
A major mixed-use development that will create a thriving new heart for North Acton has been given the green light. Plans for One Portal Way will deliver three high-rise triangular residential blocks. The towers, the tallest of which would be 56 storeys, are part of a seven-block phased development for Imperial College London. During a
Endangered eels protected by latest infrastructure upgrade
In order to fulfil its long-term flood-risk management responsibilities while protecting and enhancing local biodiversity, the Lower Severn Internal Drainage Board’s (LSIDB) programme of improvements to its ageing infrastructure installations continues. The land drainage pumping stations at Saul and Elmore Back have been upgraded so that they no longer form a barrier to eel migration.