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Furzedown Recreation Ground Park Improvements
Background We are pleased to inform you that Wandsworth Council are funding an £111,000 project to refurbish the Furzedown Rec pavilion in Autumn 2018. We plan to spend this funding making the pavilion fit for community use and this has been supported by the local community and in particular, the Friends of Furzedown Rec. We envisage the refurbished pavilion will become a key community hub, which will be available for community groups to rent out. Following... MoreClosed 27 July 2018 -
The Community Fund
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a tax collected by Richmond upon Thames Council and paid by developers. In Richmond, a portion of the total tax collected in an area will be spent on local priorities. This is the neighbourhood portion of CIL; the Community Fund (formerly known as the Village Planning Fund). Sixteen projects were successful in their application to Round 1 of the fund. A total of £826,750 was awarded to community projects across the borough. A total of... MoreClosed 13 July 2018 -
Strafford Road - School Safety Measures
We would like your views on a school safety proposal on Strafford Road, Twickenham. Concerns have been raised through the St Mary’s Church of England School Travel Plan regarding the lack of a safe place to cross the road outside of the middle site for the school. Officers assessed conditions at the end of school time and found that parents and pupils currently cross in random locations and often between parked cars where sightlines are reduced. Concerns were also... MoreClosed 6 July 2018 -
Trott Street, SW11, consultation on potential one-way operation
The council wants to hear your views on a potential option to make Trott Street one-way operation. The proposals have been developed in response to concerns raised by residents regarding the increase in traffic congestion resulting from dropping off and picking up children from the primary school (L’Ecole de Battersea). Traffic congestion also occurs as many parents park their vehicles on Trott Street to pick up/drop off their child in Thomas’s School. The street becomes gridlocked... MoreClosed 30 June 2018 -
Wandsworth Local Fund Consultation
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a tax collected by Wandsworth Borough Council and paid by developers. In Wandsworth, a portion of the total tax collected in an area will be spent on local priorities. This is the neighbourhood portion of CIL; the Wandsworth Local Fund. In 2014 Wandsworth Borough Council consulted its residents on what priorities Wandsworth Local Fund should be spent on over the next 4 years. To see the results of the 2014 consultation please visit the ‘... MoreClosed 30 June 2018 -
Westerly Ware - Trial Dog-Free Area
Background Richmond Council and the Westerly Ware Association (WWA) have been working together to maintain and improve this local park. In recent years, the park has become more popular with dog owners (and dog walkers), who value the safety of an enclosed space and the opportunity for both owners and dogs to meet with their friends. However, some other users have felt less able to enjoy the park due to the presence of large numbers of dogs and uncollected dog faeces. The... MoreClosed 29 June 2018 -
King George's Park Phase 2 Consultation
We are developing long term plans for the future management and maintenance of King George’s Park. We carried out an initial phase of consultation and research which included an online questionnaire, stakeholder workshops, individual interviews and expert surveys in the park. Taking the results of this consultation and research into account, we have developed a proposed plan for the park and are now seeking your views on this . The plan includes... MoreClosed 22 June 2018 -
Thessaly Road Bridge Competition
Exhibition and Public Consultation Earlier this year Wandsworth Council and London Festival of Architecture launched a competition to improve the appearance and feel of Thessaly Road Railway Bridge for existing communities, pedestrians and cyclists. The competition builds on the work of community clean-ups and improvements to lighting that the Council have already done in response to community concerns. In keeping with LFA’s mission to harness the talent of London’s... MoreClosed 18 June 2018 -
Bellevue Road SW17 – Consultation on streetscape proposals
In September 2017 Wandsworth Council carried out a community engagement exercise requesting feeback on proposed streetscape improvements on Bellevue Road between its junctions with Trinity Road and St James’s Drive. All elements of the proposals received a positive response (the results can be found attached at the bottom of the page) and we aim to implement the scheme later this year taking into account any comments as part of this formal consultation. ... MoreClosed 15 June 2018 -
Bedford Hill - Community Engagement on Streetscape Improvement Proposals
Bedford Hill between Balham Station Road and Balham High Road is to be improved, and local people are being asked for their views. Money is available through the Wandsworth Local Fund - a charge paid by developers to fund improvements to the local area. The council's drawn up preliminary ideas and wants to know what residents think of them. We will use your feedback to develop detailed designs prior to a formal consultation. Comments received from local businesses, residents... MoreClosed 15 June 2018 -
Patmore and Carey Gardens Estates Proposed Public Spaces Protection Order
The Council is seeking your feedback on a local issue which may be affecting your quality of life. During the first weekend in July, an outdoor event involving several hundred people has been taking place on the estate along Patmore Street in between Crampton and Mansell Houses and around the nearby football pitch and play area. This is giving the community cause for concern. The Council is therefore proposing to implement a Public Spaces Protection Order... MoreClosed 2 April 2018 -
Wandsworth Business Start-Up Survey
Our borough is characterised by its small businesses with some of the country’s highest levels of start-ups. We want to make sure that we understand the needs and challenges for those that may be thinking of starting up or are early in the development of their business. The short survey focusses on the challenges of starting-up and the support you may need to address them – it should only take 3-4 mins to complete. What you tell us will inform our work to support emerging... MoreClosed 19 March 2018 -
Richmond Business Start-Up Survey
Our borough is characterised by its small businesses with some of the country’s highest levels of start-ups. We want to make sure that we understand the needs and challenges for those that may be thinking of starting up or are early in the development of their business. The short survey focusses on the challenges of starting-up and the support you may need to address them – it should only take 3-4 mins to complete. What you tell us will inform our work to support emerging... MoreClosed 19 March 2018 -
Wandsworth Homecare Questionnaire
Wandsworth Borough Council will be making changes to the way it buys homecare services from care agencies. We want to hear from people that receive a homecare service, and the family, friends and carers who rely on these services. We want to understand how people experience different aspects of their homecare, including the planning of care visits, the level of choice and control people have over their care and the details of how, when and by whom this care is provided. This... MoreClosed 19 March 2018 -
Wandsworth Common Management and Maintenance Plan
The London Borough of Wandsworth has commissioned consultants to develop long term plans for the future management and maintenance of Wandsworth Common. Please take a few minutes to provide your views about your use of the space, any issues that may affect your enjoyment of the Common and how it may be safeguarded for the future. Attached at the bottom of this page is a map highlighting the different zones in Wandsworth Common. You can access the online survey below, but if you... MoreClosed 19 March 2018 -
West Twickenham Community Parking Zone (Zone D1) - Implementation
You may recall that we consulted you during May / June 2017 on whether you wished to see a Community Parking Zone (CPZ) implemented in your area. The results of this consultation showed sufficient support for the CPZ in the two areas proposed. Having taken all relevant factors into consideration, the decision has been made to implement the scheme, operating 8.30am to 6.30pm, Monday to Saturday, in the roads listed below: Talbot Road, Marsh Farm Road, Hamilton Road, Warwick Road,... MoreClosed 16 March 2018 -
Wandsworth Voluntary Sector Preventative Offer Survey
The Council is reviewing its preventative support services. These are services delivered by voluntary organisations in the local community which are funded by the Council to provide support for people with health and social care needs. This includes older people, people with mental health problems, people with learning disabilities, people with physical disabilities and sensory impairments, and people with long term health conditions. Preventative support services contribute to a wide... MoreClosed 16 March 2018 -
Brighter Borough For All Survey
Brighter Borough for All brings together everything that Wandsworth Council is doing to make the borough an even better place to live. We would like you to help shape our future plans and priorities by telling us what you think. We will be reporting back on what you have told us and what we are doing once the current survey has finished. MoreClosed 16 March 2018 -
St Mark's Playground
Enable Parks Team on behalf of Wandsworth Council wants to understand the views of the local residents and people that use St Mark's Playground, concerning the planned refurbishment and improvement works. As St Mark's Playground is on Common Land, we have strict guidelines regarding what can be done. The style and height of the new equipment will have to be sympathetic to the area and it will have to be appropriate for the age range of the intended uses. For St Mark's Playground the... MoreClosed 11 March 2018 -
Chivalry Road Playground
Enable Parks Team on behalf of Wandsworth Council wants to understand the views of the local residents and people that use Chivalry Road Playground, concerning the planned refurbishment and improvement works. As Chivalry Road Playground is on Common Land, we have strict guidelines regarding what can be done. The style and height of the new equipment will have to be sympathetic to the area and it will have to be appropriate for the age range of the intended uses. For Chivalry Road... MoreClosed 11 March 2018 -
Electric Vehicle Charging Point Consultation
Conventional vehicles are recognised as a major contributor to pollution, therefore the introduction of electric vehicle charging infrastructure is a priority for the Council to support more sustainable travel and cleaner air. This is detailed in the Council's Electric Vehicle Recharging Strategy . Electric vehicles provide a low-emission solution to driving in the city, and the installation of electric charging points around Richmond will help meet the needs of the growing number of... MoreClosed 11 March 2018 -
Windmill Playground
Enable Parks Team on behalf of Wandsworth Council wants to understand the views of the local residents and people that use Windmill Playground, concerning the planned refurbishment and improvement works. As Windmill Playground is on Common Land, we have strict guidelines regarding what can be done. The style and height of the new equipment will have to be sympathetic to the area and it will have to be appropriate for the age range of the intended uses. For Windmill Playground the... MoreClosed 11 March 2018 -
Proposed Community Hub for Teddington
You are invited to have your say on a proposed new community hub in Teddington for local people to come together to access support, information and advice linking in with current services. We would like to share with you our initial proposals, listen to your feedback and use that to help shape future plans. This is part of the Council's ongoing commitment to see services delivered locally and is a unique opportunity to create a new community facility which will help meet the needs of... MoreClosed 10 March 2018 -
Community Pavement Repair Fund 2018
Nominate pavements for repair Residents concerned about the condition of pavements in their local area can now nominate them for repair until 9 March 2018. In our local Residents’ Survey, people highlighted that the condition of pavements was among their top concerns. In response, the Council has made £500k (£35k per village) available in 2018/19 specifically to pay for community nominated improvements. This round of funding is now open for residents to... MoreClosed 9 March 2018 -
Village Planning - Feedback
The Council works with residents and community groups in a number of ways to improve the local area through Village Planning. Village Planning is your opportunity to engage with the Council and have your say to design, shape and improve the area you live in and the services you value. As part of our ongoing conversation with residents, we would like to hear your views on the issues that matter to you. We will use this information to help shape future priorities in your local area and... MoreClosed 2 March 2018 -
Battersea High Street - Proposed Public Realm Improvements
The council is seeking your views on the proposals to improve the southern section of Battersea High Street [between its junctions with the A3205 Battersea Park Road and Simpson Street]. The current road layout has been in place since 1989 and is now in a poor condition with temporary patched repairs, damaged highway surfaces and a build-up of street clutter. It is therefore proposed to make improvements to Battersea High Street with the intention of... MoreClosed 28 February 2018 -
Albert Bridge Road - Consultation on proposed zebra crossing
The council wants to hear your views on a proposal to provide a zebra crossing on Albert Bridge Road on the southern side of Albert Bridge. The proposal has been developed in response to concerns raised by residents regarding the lack of pedestrian crossing facilities to the north of Parkgate Road on Albert Bridge Road, SW11. A high number of pedestrians cross at this location many of them to or from Battersea Park and the Thames Path. ... MoreClosed 28 February 2018 -
Draft Richmond Housing and Homelessness Strategy 2018-2023
The Council would like your views on the proposed Richmond Housing and Homelessness Strategy 2018-2023. The draft strategy sets out the Borough’s plans for housing and homelessness services for the period 2018-2023. For the first time, the Housing and Homelessness Strategies have been combined into one document. We are committed to meeting housing needs and tackling housing issues in the Borough, including preventing homelessness and tackling rough sleeping. We want you, as a... MoreClosed 25 February 2018 -
Priory Lane consultation on cycle route improvement proposals
Priory Lane forms part of both the Borough and the National Cycle Route Network catering daily for over 1000 pedal cyclists. It is also a busy route for traffic as it runs parallel to Roehampton Lane, providing an alternative link between two main roads, Upper Richmond Road (red route) and the A3 Roehampton Vale. Priory Lane is long and straight with a footway on only the northbound side of the road. In some parts of the road, peak mean speeds can reach up to... MoreClosed 16 February 2018 -
Ham Quietway
What is this consultation about? This consultation is about gathering views from the public on revised proposals to improve the environment for cycling and pedestrians along the ‘Quietways’ route in the Ham area. Quietways are a network of cycle routes throughout London aimed at overcoming barriers to cycling. One Quietway in London has been launched and up to seven more are expected to be launched in early 2018. They utilise low traffic routes within parks and back... MoreClosed 12 February 2018
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