Have your say on parks in the borough

Have your say on parks in the borough

LBHF are also holding a consultation on the parks in the borough. Check the link below. Hammersmith& Fulham Council Parks Satisfaction Survey | H&F Have Your Say(lbhf.gov.uk) The consultation closes on 15thSeptember. It would be good to encourage some more responses.

Bins and fines for fly tipping

Bins and fines for fly tipping

The roll out of the bins has now taken place and Brendan Smith our Streetscene Coordinator who was in contact with the Council over the roll out comments as follows: Food Bins– Some people have complained that Food Bins have been hung on front railings 

Flood Action Plan for Brackenbury

Flood Action Plan for Brackenbury

James Leaney and Edward Flaherty, Flood Engagement Officers with the National Flood Forum arranged a very productive first meeting on 31st July for Brackenbury residents at the Grove Neighbourhood Centre (GNC) with mainly people who had been flooded. Approximately 20 people attended. There is a 

June 2024 Report

June 2024 Report

This post serves to archive the June 2024 planning report. The latest report is on the Planning Page. In and around Brackenbury:26-28 Hammersmith Grove (behind 32-62 Hammersmith Grove terrace):Hotel scheme application was allowed at appeal. Developer has since proposed a revisedscheme of 200 residential flats in 

April  2024 Planning Report

April 2024 Planning Report

This post serves to archive the April 2024 planning report. The latest report is on the Planning Page. 12 Wellesley Avenue (the former Aston Martin garage):Approved commercial redevelopment scheme remains unpopular with residents.Developer has proposed an alternative residential scheme, further revised afterconsultation meetings etc and 

National Flood Forum Open Letter

National Flood Forum Open Letter

Brackenbury Residents Association (BRA) has been approached recently by representatives of the National Flood Forum, a charity set up specifically to assist people who have been flooded. BRA has supplied them with a lot of background information about the flooding in Brackenbury Village. We also