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Customer: the 07:35 Left Over 6 Minutes Early. Yesterday the Bus
1416351 Customer: The 07:35 left over 6 minutes early. Yesterday the bus left over 5 minutes early. Response: No response required 1428677 Customer: Good morning I am a regular user of this route, please explain why the 07:02 Bus at Felthambrook Way(TW13) towards Hatton Cross did not run this morning, I and many others rely on this service to start getting to work. My observations are that these cancellations happen far too frequently, this is not acceptable particularly in the peak times when these buses are heavily used. Also despite recently "tinkering" with the timetable which has made life more difficult for the drivers concerned still DO NOT run to time often enough. I look forward to your response, thank you. Response: Dear Mr ROUTE H25 Thank you for contacting us about this service. I can understand your frustration and I am sorry for any inconvenience caused to you. We are totally committed to providing a first class bus network for our passengers and welcome any comments that will help us to improve our services. Sometimes if the traffic is unexpectedly busy or the operator is experiencing staff shortage, the buses can be delayed or services can be missed out. This can lead to a longer wait than usual for a bus to arrive. You will be pleased to know that we are always working with our operators to reduce the impact of these factors on the bus schedules. I have also contacted Abellio London who operate the H25 for us. They have investigated the late running of the 07:02 bus towards Hatton Cross and have reported that due to a gas leak and roadworks at Feltham Station Bridge where Temporary traffic lights were in operation it was necessary to curtail the 7:02 service and run it light to Hatton Cross in order to ensure that the service was balanced. -
Submissions to the Call for Evidence from Organisations
Submissions to the call for evidence from organisations Ref Organisation RD - 1 Abbey Flyer Users Group (ABFLY) RD - 2 ASLEF RD - 3 C2c RD - 4 Chiltern Railways RD - 5 Clapham Transport Users Group RD - 6 London Borough of Ealing RD - 7 East Surrey Transport Committee RD – 8a East Sussex RD – 8b East Sussex Appendix RD - 9 London Borough of Enfield RD - 10 England’s Economic Heartland RD – 11a Enterprise M3 LEP RD – 11b Enterprise M3 LEP RD - 12 First Great Western RD – 13a Govia Thameslink Railway RD – 13b Govia Thameslink Railway (second submission) RD - 14 Hertfordshire County Council RD - 15 Institute for Public Policy Research RD - 16 Kent County Council RD - 17 London Councils RD - 18 London Travelwatch RD – 19a Mayor and TfL RD – 19b Mayor and TfL RD - 20 Mill Hill Neighbourhood Forum RD - 21 Network Rail RD – 22a Passenger Transport Executive Group (PTEG) RD – 22b Passenger Transport Executive Group (PTEG) – Annex RD - 23 London Borough of Redbridge RD - 24 Reigate, Redhill and District Rail Users Association RD - 25 RMT RD - 26 Sevenoaks Rail Travellers Association RD - 27 South London Partnership RD - 28 Southeastern RD - 29 Surrey County Council RD - 30 The Railway Consultancy RD - 31 Tonbridge Line Commuters RD - 32 Transport Focus RD - 33 West Midlands ITA RD – 34a West Sussex County Council RD – 34b West Sussex County Council Appendix RD - 1 Dear Mr Berry In responding to your consultation exercise at https://www.london.gov.uk/mayor-assembly/london- assembly/investigations/how-would-you-run-your-own-railway, I must firstly apologise for slightly missing the 1st July deadline, but nonetheless I hope that these views can still be taken into consideration by the Transport Committee. -
S106 Funded Projects Summary - Appendix B
Transport Deliverables - 2017/18 - s106 Funded Projects Summary - Appendix B S106 Ref Site Name & Location Amount Available £ A27 Bromyard House, Acton, W3 111,324 A52 BBC Depot, Kendal Avenue, W3 30,000 A56 41-159 Bromyard Avenue, Acton 164,342 A67 48 Lynton Road, Acton 1,288 A77 Napier House, 1-20 Sir Alexander Close, Acton, W3 21,503 A86 South Acton Estate - Phase 2 45,000 A94 Acton Town Hall High Street, W3 20,000 A95 Former Acton Park School 90,000 E43 Gosai Cinema, Northfield Avenue, Ealing, W13 15,000 E58 Westel House, 32/38 Uxbridge Road, Ealing W5 61,340 E61 79-89- Uxbridge Road, W5 1,105 E62 22/24 Uxbridge Road, Ealing, W5 66,534 E73 Ealing Cinema, New Broadway, Ealing, W5 56,891 E80 The Town House, Broadway W5 61,012 E81 77 Uxbridge Road, Ealing, W5 1,307 E90 48 THE MALL EALING, W5 10,144 E92A Green Man Lane - Phase 1 4,294 E92B Green Man Lane - NEW Deed Of Variation 45,894 E102 Notting Hill & Ealing High School, W13 30,625 E108 81 - 85 Madeley Road, W5 68,214 E118 ARCADIA CENTRE 1-8 THE BROADWAY, W5 40,912 E119 67-75 The Broadway, West Ealing 21,285 E120 83 The Avenue, W13 25,577 E122 Manor Works, Manor Road, W13 26,665 G15 1109/1115 Greenford Road, Greenford, UB6 25,275 G16 Taylor Woodrow Site, UB6 109,526 G27 Tesco Dot Com, 40 Auriol Drive, Greenford, UB6 5,272 G30 37 GREENFORD ROAD WHITE HART PUBLIC HOUSE 5,554 Transport Deliverables - 2017/18 - s106 Funded Projects Summary - Appendix B S106 Ref Site Name & Location Amount Available £ G33 Unit 11A Westway Cross, Greenford 30,000 G35 Unit 15 Westway Cross, Greenford 5,000 G36 Allen Court Ridding Lane, Greenford 5,180 G39 82-100 Horsenden Lane North, Greenford. -
Retail and Town Centres Study Stage 2 Report March 2018 Urban Shape
Retail and Town Centres Study Stage 2 Report March 2018 urban shape Caroline Marginson BSc (Hons), MA MRTPI Director 020 3745 8987 07940 571 818 [email protected] Adam Bunn BA (Hons) MA MSc MRTPI Associate Director 020 3745 8981 07866 721 854 [email protected] www.urbanshape.co.uk Contents 1. Introduction .................................................................................... 1 2. Policy Framework ........................................................................... 2 3. Southall Major Centre .................................................................. 19 4. Acton District Centre .................................................................... 25 5. Greenford District Centre ............................................................. 31 6. Hanwell District Centre ................................................................. 37 7. Need ............................................................................................. 42 8. Conclusions and Recommendations ............................................. 57 Appendix 1: Convenience Goods Need Appendix 2: Comparison Goods Need www.urbanshape.co.uk • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Appendix 1 Convenience Goods Need www.urbanshape.co.uk London Borough of Ealing Retail and Town Centres Study 2018 Convenience Goods Need Assessment Table 1 Survey Population Forecasts Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4 Zone 5 Zone -
5,800 to 19,150 SQ FT NOW Schedule of Areas
Fully refurbished to Grade A specification Set within an established 7 NEW premier business park Numerous world class SQUARE occupiers on site Transformational investment in amenities planned Located less than one mile from Heathrow Airport AVAILABLE 5,800 TO 19,150 SQ FT NOW Schedule of Areas WELCOME TO THE NEW BEDFONT LAKES Second Floor 6,491 sq ft 603 sq m First Floor 6,476 sq ft 602 sq m A PREMIER LAKESIDE OFFICE PARK WITH Ground Floor 5,802 sq ft 539 sq m Basement 381 sq ft 35 sq m Click here Total 19,150 sq ft 1,779 sq m PROXIMITY TO NATURE AT ITS HEART AND for virtual tour Storage 241 sq ft 22 sq ft A NEW VISION FOR ITS CUSTOMERS Floorplan Typical floor Description Accommodation 7 New Square has been comprehensively Measured in accordance refurbished to provide Grade A office with the RICS Property accommodation over ground, first and second Measurement (May 2015, 1st Edition) professional floors and benefits from 174 parking spaces statement on an IPMS3 basis. providing a leading parking ratio of 1:222 sq ft. Consideration will be given to floor by floor lettings. Lease Terms Summary Specification Upon application. • New remodelled reception with feature reception desk • Newly refurbished WC’s and shower facilities • 2 passenger lifts • BMS control system • New VAV air-conditioning • Suspended ceiling with new LED 7 NEW recessed lighting SQUARE • New raised access floors • EPC – C • Excellent car parking ratio of 1:222 sq ft CAFÉ ALL FLOORS REFURBISHED TO GRADE A SPECIFICATION Rail New Square is in close proximity to Hatton Cross (Piccadilly Line) and Feltham (South West Trains) stations which provide easy access to London. -
5,800 to 19,150 SQ FT NOW Schedule of Areas
Fully refurbished to Grade A specification Set within an established 7 NEW premier business park Numerous world class SQUARE occupiers on site Transformational investment in amenities planned Located less than one mile from Heathrow Airport AVAILABLE 5,800 TO 19,150 SQ FT NOW Schedule of Areas WELCOME TO THE NEW BEDFONT LAKES Second Floor 6,491 sq ft 603 sq m First Floor 6,476 sq ft 602 sq m A PREMIER LAKESIDE OFFICE PARK WITH Ground Floor 5,802 sq ft 539 sq m Basement 381 sq ft 35 sq m Click here Total 19,150 sq ft 1,779 sq m PROXIMITY TO NATURE AT ITS HEART AND for virtual tour Storage 241 sq ft 22 sq ft A NEW VISION FOR ITS CUSTOMERS Floorplan Typical floor Description Accommodation 7 New Square has been comprehensively Measured in accordance refurbished to provide Grade A office with the RICS Property accommodation over ground, first and second Measurement (May 2015, 1st Edition) professional floors and benefits from 174 parking spaces statement on an IPMS3 basis. providing a leading parking ratio of 1:222 sq ft. Consideration will be given to floor by floor lettings. Lease Terms Summary Specification Upon application. • New remodelled reception with feature reception desk • Newly refurbished WC’s and shower facilities • 2 passenger lifts • BMS control system • New VAV air-conditioning • Suspended ceiling with new LED 7 NEW recessed lighting SQUARE • New raised access floors • EPC – C • Excellent car parking ratio of 1:222 sq ft CAFÉ ALL FLOORS REFURBISHED TO GRADE A SPECIFICATION Rail New Square is in close proximity to Hatton Cross (Piccadilly Line) and Feltham (South West Trains) stations which provide easy access to London. -
12343 1 Parkway A1/A2 Brochure
WAREHOUSE/INDUSTRIAL UNITS TO LET ACCESS ALL ROUTES Worldwide Heathrow Regional M4, M25, M3 Local A40, West London Terms The units are available either individually or together on a new Full Repairing and Insuring lease basis. Please contact the joint agents for a detailed financial proposal. Andy Harding [email protected] Melinda Cross [email protected] Shaun Rogerson [email protected] Richard Harman [email protected] Jessica Parkinson [email protected] www.ParkwayHeathrowM4.com Misrepresentation Act: The particulars in this brochure have been produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide and do not constitute the whole or part of any contract. All liability, in negligence or otherwise, arising from the use of the particulars is hereby excluded. July 2011. Parkway Heathrow M4 is strategically located for national and international companies seeking either headquarter, warehouse, distribution or industrial accommodation with easy access to London Heathrow Airport, the motorway network and Central London. Unit A1 Unit A2 The Estate is positioned on Cranford Lane, an established business location offering fast, direct access via the A312 to Junction 3 of the M4. Heathrow Airport is only minutes away. Warehouse units are available from 33,700 sq ft up to 73,000 sq ft and benefit from 24 -hour security, an on-site management team, and surveillance cameras . Cranford Lane www.ParkwayHeathrowM4.com M40 UXBRIDGE A40 GREENFORD 24 7 365 A40 Hanger Lane A312 Hoover building PARK ROYAL M25 EALING Destination Miles Mins SOUTHALL Tesco Supermarket Hayes Road ACTON A40 5.3 13 HAYES SLOUGH WEST DRAYTON Western International Market Hayes & Harlington Cargo Terminal 4.7 10 Heston Services CHISWICK 15 4 2 1 4B M4 3 Terminals 1,2 &3 3.7 10 BRENTFORD M4 HESTON Terminal 4 3. -
Brentford Lionel Road Stadium
PLANNING COMMITTEE [email protected] References: P/2020/1190 00631/M/P3 Address: Eldridge House, 104-106 Hounslow Road, Feltham TW14 0BD Proposal: Erection of 51 self contained residential units within two blocks of 3 and part 4 storeys in height with associated car parking and amenity space (Amended description) This application has been referred to Planning Committee as major planning application that would require a legal deed if approved. Application received: 2 April 2020 1.0 SUMMARY 1.1 The application proposes redevelopment of 104-108 Hounslow Road, vacant land that formerly accommodated a care home (Eldridge House), with 51 new homes in two blocks, with associated car parking and amenity space. The proposed buildings would be three-storey, with the larger of the two blocks also having an additional recessed storey to part of the main three-storey block. 1.2 The proposal includes 12 affordable homes (24% of the total) comprised of 8 London Affordable Rent and 4 shared ownership homes. Independent review of the financial viability of the proposal demonstrates that the level of affordable housing offered is the maximum that is viable. 1.3 Car parking and cycle storage is provided in accordance with the new London Plan standards with 25 car spaces and 92 cycle spaces proposed. 1.4 The proposal would optimise the use of previously developed land, creating new housing and providing good quality buildings and landscaping. The siting and design of the new buildings would ensure good daylight, sunlight and privacy are maintained for neighbours. 1.5 It is recommended planning permission be granted subject to conditions and a legal agreement to secure planning obligations, including affordable housing. -
Autumn 2000 Newsletter
Autumn 2000 Newsletter Message from the Chairman Please note that the newsletters contain un-edited extracts which have not been updated DESIGN AWARDS 2000 Members and guests of the society gathered on the evening of Wednesday 11 October in Ealing Town Hall to see the presentation of this years awards by Mr. Geoffrey Crispin, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Thames Valley University. The awards this year were made to the following schemes: Willow Tree Primary School, Northolt (Unicorn Architects for London Borough of Ealing) Ealing Abbey (Cloisters), W5 (Sir William Whitfield & Partners, for the St Benedicts Trust) [left] The Japanese Garden, Ellen Wilkinson Foundation School, W3 (commendation) (staff and students of the school, for the school) [right] The short-listed schemes were: 300-320 Acton Lane, W3 [warehouse conversion] [image] Coopergate, High Street, W3 [shops/flats development] Ealing Abbey Extension, W5 [new church addition] [image] Ellen Wilkinson High School, W3 [Japanese Garden & Arts Block] [image] Pitshanger Manor, W5 [archway restoration] St. Aidan's Court, W13 [church to flats conversion] [image] St. Barnabas Millennium Hall, W5 [new church hall] [image] 1 St. Mary's Road/77 Webster Gardens, W5 [new housing] [image] Smith's Farm Bridge, Northolt/Greenford Park [new bridge] [image] Willow Tree Primary School, Northolt [new school] ANNUAL AWARDS SCHEME The Society introduced its Annual Awards in 1989, for development projects within the London Borough of Ealing which the Society believes to be of noteworthy quality. These have -
Twentyonefeltham.Co.Uk
twentyonefeltham.co.uk Newly refurbished offices available within a modern office building Available from 4,197 to 16,004 sq ft twentyone HIGH STREET FELTHAM TW13 4AG A prominent town centre location at the heart of Feltham and its amenities A modern office building which has been fully refurbished. The available accommodation is on the ground, first and second floors. Amenities - Refurbished reception - Air-conditioning - Perimeter trunking - Suspended ceilings - Recessed lighting - 2 passenger lifts - 35 on-site car parking spaces twentyone Example of refurbished floor. L VICTORIA STREET L Typical floor plan HIGH STREET Amenities Accommodation - Refurbished reception The approx net internal floor areas are as follows:- - Air-conditioning sq ft sq m - Perimeter trunking Ground Floor 4,197 389.9 - Suspended ceilings First Floor 6,118 568.4 - Recessed lighting Second Floor 5,689 528.6 - 2 passenger lifts TOTAL 16,004 1,486.9 - 35 on-site car parking spaces Example of refurbished floor. twentyonefeltham.co.uk Fast communications to Central London and Heathrow airport Location Situated on the corner of High Street and Victoria Street in the heart of Feltham town centre. Feltham Railway Station is within a few minutes walk and offers frequent services to London Waterloo via Richmond and Clapham. Heathrow Airport, the M3 and M25 motorways are within a few miles drive. Sat nav: TW13 4AG A406 TO M4, JUNC. 3 TO HOUNSLOW CENTRAL M4 A305 H 15 4 1 LONDON A & A4 3 M 6 P T 4a O A4 4 N A205 4 RICHMOND Feltham 2 R M25 A D B A316 33 7 E Heathrow 7 A A312 TWICKENHAM S A30 T WANDSWORTH 13 A307 HA NW FELTHAM A23 O A308 T RT V H KINGSTON WIMBLEDON E ICT RO E ORI A A R D STAINES 1 UPON THAMES R D A308 A3 T twentyone 4 A24 S 1 A 3 3 1 2 A U 12 X B M3 B R CROYDON R ID OW E GE LL R A217 H S L D D G AN A I E H O H A R A307 M SUTTON P WEYBRIDGE ESHER TO N A232 R O A243 A D A3 E W L W E TO TWICKENHAM MW S EPSOM O O T OD L S AV Hanworth Park A23 N 10 TO M25 EN 9 A24 UE U O WOKING M25 JUNC. -
Shopping Parades Investment Programme Technical/Visual Rating Including Cost Estimate by Rank
Appendix 3; Shopping Parades Investment Programme Technical/Visual Rating Including Cost Estimate By Rank Ratings Sorted by Rank Cost Estimates Technical Rating Visual Rating 25% 25% 50% 5% 10% 20% 15% 50% 100% UDP Centre Number Centre UDP Shopping Parade Description/Location Postcode Ward Comment Carriageway Footway Technical Rating Weighted Average Carriageway Signing & Lining Footway/ kerbs Clutter/ Furniture,Street Vegetation & SurroundsTree Visual Rating Weighted Average Combined total (100) Total Estimate Cost Poets Corner Neighbourhood 17 37 W7 Hobbayne 1 5 15 1 1 8 7 28 43 £ 144,375 (Greenford Avenue) Carriageway resurfaced 2009 Lady Margaret Road, service road 67 UB6 Lady Margaret Neighbourhood 18 4 4 20 9 3 4 4 21.5 41.5 £ 173,906 (middle section, numbers 177-203) Western Road, Southall 72 UB2 Southall Green Corridor 5 7 2 22.5 2 2 4 4 17 39.5 £ 170,625 (by Featherstone Road) Acton Lane Scattered corner shops not 15 W3 South Acton 2 4 15 3 3 4 7 23 38 £ 139,781 (Saville Road ~ Berrymede Road) included Greenford Road 52 UB6 Greenford Green 3 3 15 5 3 5 5 23 38 £ 175,300 (north of Costons Lane) St Johns Parade 31 W5 Walpole 2 5 17.5 3 1 5 5 20 37.5 £ 46,922 (by Mattock Lane) 53 Haydock Green, Racecourse Est UB5 Northolt Mandeville 2 4 15 4 2 7 3 22.5 37.5 £ 50,203 51 Down Way, Yeading UB5 Northolt West End 5 1 15 4 1 5 6 22 37 £ 50,203 South Parade, Chiswick 25 W4 Southfield Neighbourhood 25 3 1 10 3 6 6 5 27 37 £ 84,656 (Evershed Walk) Allenby Road 63 UB6 Lady Margaret Neighbourhood 19 4 4 20 3 2 4 3 16 36 £ 239,531 (near Somerset -
Planning Committee 07/10/2015 Schedule Item 02 & 03
Planning Committee 07/10/2015 Schedule Item 02 & 03 Ref : A. PP/2015/3130 – Planning Application B. PP/2015/3132 – Listed Building Consent Address: Hoover Building, 1 Western Avenue Perivale UB6 8DW Ward: Perivale Proposal: A) Change of use from office (Land use Class B1) to residential use (Land Use Class C3) and external alterations to accommodate 66 residential units (18 studios, 23 one-bedroom, and 25 two-bedroom flats) with associated car parking and refuse storage. B) Internal alterations including installation of intermediate floors at ground floor level and within the roofspace at second floor level, the removal of existing internal partitions and the provision of new internal partitions; external alterations including the provision of a replacement roof, the removal of roof plant, alterations to existing window openings at second floor level on the front elevation to provide doors to a new second floor level roof terrace, the provision of windows on the rear elevation, external refurbishment of the building including concrete repairs, repainting and replacement of missing tiles, the removal of side steps to the west of the building; and the conversion of the building from office (Land use Class B1) to residential use (Land Use Class C3) and external alterations to accommodate 66 residential units (18 studios, 23 one-bedroom, and 25 two-bedroom flats) with associated car parking and refuse storage. Drawing numbers: J2237-C-100 Rev. P2, J2237-C-101 Rev. P2, J2237-C-102 Rev. P2, J2237-C-103 Rev. P2, J2237-SK-001 Rev. P1, 169/L/000 Rev. B, 169/A/001 Rev.