Camden are working with London Councils to draft a bylaw to control dockless bicycles, with the possibility of exclusion from certain areas. Dockless bicycles will be assigned ‘virtual docking stations’ throughout London. Continue reading Ban Dockless Bicycles from Bloomsbury
Environment Services has undertaken a survey for new bins in the Judd Street area. You can find the survey here. We were out on the fine afternoon of 13th February undertaking a survey for new bins in the Judd Street area. One of the recommendations contained in our report is to increase the provision of bins in appropriate areas, whilst also introducing signage to educate the community about waste disposal. The report also recommends the introduction of cast iron bins in the long term to increase pride in the public realm. Coming Soon to Judd Street We have identified a … Continue reading Plans for New Bins in the Works
Interviews with senior Camden councillors has settled the Members Briefing Panel Controversy. Part 4 of a 4 part series, featured in the Planning in London magazine. Continue reading Inside Information: Members’ Briefing Panel
Camden’s planning department try to mislead us on what went on with the Members Briefing Panel Controversy. Continue reading Briefing Panel Plot Thickens
In speaking to people about local affairs, the one theme that crops up time and time again is that Camden simply do not listen to the needs or wants of residents and businesses, pandering instead to institutions, investors, and flimsy ideologies. Continue reading The People of Bloomsbury are Irrelevant to Camden
After meeting with Mr Richard Bradbury (Head of Environment Services) and trawling through the payments and performance section of Veolia’s contract, we now have a better idea of how much Veolia are paid, along with the deductions they suffer for poor performance. Continue reading Veolia’s Payment and Performance – An Analysis
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