The Civic Society
for Gravesend and Northfleet
UG AGM Report
A presentation of last years events was given followed by a great talk from Owen Hatherley, author of "Militant Modernism" & "A Guide to the New Ruins of Great Britain".
The final formal point of action was the voting for the new committe. The make up of this years committee is as follows:
Chair - Martin McKay
Vice-Chair - Andy Maxted
Secretary - GIll Emerson
Treasurer - Ray Bardoe
Other committee members : Zoe Draper, Claire Brown, Geof Fox, Martin Emerson
Major changes to listed Gravesend Train Station
Network Rail have applied for planning permission to GBC to
demolish the 1904 lattice footbridge to be replaced by a much larger
metal bridge at the station. They also wish to destruct the original
water tower at the end of platform one, to make way for this new
bridge. Network Rail are also seeking permission to install a third
platform at the station running through the centre of the current
tracks.
Although Urban Gravesham realises that adaptions to the station have to
be made to move forward into the 21st century, we feel that any
alterations to the station should be sympathetic and in keeping with
our Grade 2 award winning listed Railway Station - which the proposals
from Network Rail are not.
Please look at the images
and make your comments known to:
Adam Holloway
MPHouse of Commons London SW1A 0AA
Clive GilbertService Manager, Development Control, Gravesham Borough
Council, Windmill Street, Gravesend, Kent DA12 1AU
Michael Jessop, Senior Planning Officer, Gravesham Borough Council,
Windmill Street, Gravesend, Kent DA12 1AU
QUOTING: Planning application 20110865
Jonathan Clay's response to the council's Local Development
Framework
Jonathan Clay, planning barrister and former Chair of UG has written a very thorough response to the council's Local Development Framework Core Strategy document. Read the full reply here.
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Urban Gravesham - the Civic Society for Gravesend and Northfleet- is a group of citizens concerned and interested in the character and environment of the urban areas of Gravesham. We take an interest in all new development and aim to engage the Council, developers and other interested parties in debate about the future of Gravesend and Northfleet
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