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Fly-tipping – West End Lane

Dear fellow residents

This fly-tipping was picked up on by your Councillors on West End Lane, Harlington.

We have done the following to action this:

1. Asked the Anti Social Behaviour Investigations Team (ASBIT) to try and find out who has fly tipped.
2. Contacted the street cleasning team to clear it away.
3. Contacted residents services to drop a letter to all residents residing in the local area to remind them of their care of duty.
4. Requested for mobile CCTV in the area if the problem persists.

thanks

Cllr Peter Money, Ali Milani, June Nelson.

 

 

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Hillingdon Labour Group rejects Government intent to move ahead with Heathrow Third Runway

The proposals to grant permission for Heathrow to build a third runway are wrong, misguided, and ignorant of local resident opinion, said the Hillingdon Labour Group today. The Secretary of State for Transport has revealed the plans that will allow further expansion of Heathrow airport, despite huge opposition from local groups who will be severely affected by it. 

Speaking out against the Government proposal, Labour Group Leader Councillor Peter Curling said:

 

“It comes as no real surprise to me that this Government has decided to push ahead with Heathrow expansion despite figures within their own party strongly opposing it.

“The political parties across Hillingdon are united in our opposition to a third runway, and we will work together with residents however we can to voice and demonstrate this opposition.

“People’s homes and communities face being destroyed, not to mention increase noise, congestion and pollution in the area. We stand by our commitment to a better Heathrow, not a bigger one.”

 

In 2013, Hillingdon Council conducted a local referendum with 66% of those who took part opposing Heathrow expansion.

Now that the Heathrow plan has been laid out, MPs have 21 days to register objections or amend the plan, after which there will be a vote in the House of Commons.

 

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Hillingdon Labour Group rejects Government intent to move ahead with Heathrow Third Runway

The proposals to grant permission for Heathrow to build a third runway are wrong, misguided, and ignorant of local resident opinion, said the Hillingdon Labour Group today. The Secretary of State for Transport has revealed the plans that will allow further expansion of Heathrow airport, despite huge opposition from local groups who will be severely affected by it.

Speaking out against the Government proposal, Labour Group Leader Councillor Peter Curling said:

 

“It comes as no real surprise to me that this Government has decided to push ahead with Heathrow expansion despite figures within their own party strongly opposing it.

 

“The political parties across Hillingdon are united in our opposition to a third runway, and we will work together with residents however we can to voice and demonstrate this opposition.

 

“People’s homes and communities face being destroyed, not to mention increase noise, congestion and pollution in the area. We stand by our commitment to a better Heathrow, not a bigger one.”

 

In 2013, Hillingdon Council conducted a local referendum with 66% of those who took part opposing Heathrow expansion.

 

Now that the Heathrow plan has been laid out, MPs have 21 days to register objections or amend the plan, after which there will be a vote in the House of Commons.

 

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Stop Heathrow Expansion – Stop Heathrow Expansion

 

Public meeting with Ray Puddifoot, Leader of Hillingdon Council and John McDonnell MP.

 

Harmondsworth – Wed 28 Feb, 8pm
West Drayton –  Fri 2 Mar, 7.30pm

The current Heathrow consultation has prompted residents’ groups to organise two public meetings so that those people closest to the proposed runway can ask questions about the true nature of the current proposals for a third runway and the impact to local people.

Hillingdon Council Leader Ray Puddifoot will be the guest speaker at the first meeting, which will take place at St Mary’s Church Hall in Harmondsworth on Wednesday 28th February from 8 – 9.30pm. 

This meeting has been arranged by the Harmondsworth and Sipson Residents Association (HASRA) with SHE and is aimed at residents from the villages – including Longford, which would be totally destroyed if the third runway development went ahead.

John McDonnell, MP for Hayes and Harlington, will be the guest speaker at the second meeting at Yiewsley and West Drayton Community Centre on Friday 2nd March from 7.30pm – 9pm. Everyone is welcome and it’s a chance to ask questions before the Heathrow Consultation closes at the end of March. 

West Drayton would feel some of the harshest impacts of a third runway, with much busier local roads, higher air pollution and not to mention the level of disruption during construction. This meeting with be a chance to discuss these impacts.

Full Details

Wednesday 28 February, 8 – 9.30pm
St. Mary’s Church Hall, High Street
Harmondsworth, UB7 0AQ
Jointly hosted with Harmondsworth & Sipson Residents Association
GUEST SPEAKER: CLLR RAY PUDDIFOOT MBE
 
 
Friday 2 March, 7.30 – 9pm
Yiewsley & West Drayton Community Centre
Harmondsworth Road
West Drayton, UB7 9JL
GUEST SPEAKER: JOHN MCDONNELL MP