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OPEN Dalston’s objections to planning application 2022/2952
Judith Watt's objections to appeal: APP/U5360/W/21/3274827
Objections to planning application 2020/2206 adjoi...
OPEN Dalston objections to Ridley Road Shopping Village redevelopment: planning application 2017/2897
Hackney Council’s “Dalston Conversation” - OPEN D...
Thames House, 4 Hartwell Street, E8 3DU planning application 2017/0320 – OPEN Dalston’s objections
Dalston’s “Cultural Quarter” - OPEN Dalston’s resp...
Dalston Terrace : OPEN Dalston objections to planning application 2014/0323 for demolition of 48-76 Dalston Lane London E8 3AH
Crossrail2: OPEN Dalston's representations
Dalston Lane (West) Conservation Area Extension - ...
Linking Dalston's Green Spaces
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Tuesday, 28 January 2014
"Saving Dalston Lane" - film and discussion at The Rio, Saturday 8th February at 1:30pm
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The appearance of bulldozers behind the Georgian terrace at 48-76 Dalston Lane prompts questions about the wisdom and legality of the Counc...
Friday, 27 December 2013
The twelve days of Christmas
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On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me.........a retail opportunity Plans were unveiled in 2013 for redevelopment of the D...
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Friday, 20 December 2013
Hackney to demolish sixteen Georgian houses in Dalston Lane
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Hackney has entered a development agreement with private contractor, Murphy, which now proposes the complete demolition, rather than restora...
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Tuesday, 17 December 2013
OPEN event: Imprisoned Oxbridge boat race protester to join Iain Sinclair and William Taylor event
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Trenton Oldfield, who swam into the path of the Oxbridge boat race in April 2012, will speak at the OPEN event this Thursday evening, alongs...
Thursday, 28 November 2013
OPEN event - Iain Sinclair and William Taylor at Cafe Oto on 19th December
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The Banned and the Damned At this event Hackney's internationally acclaimed, but locally banned , writer and film maker Iain Sinclai...
Saturday, 24 August 2013
Dalston to get shaft (ed)
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A new 19-storey, 62 metre high Dalston tower, with a four storey frontage building, is proposed for 51-57 Kingsland High Street on the Peac...
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Saturday, 20 July 2013
"It's not silencing the public because they didn't have a voice anyway."
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A developer with plans for a 19-storey tower block on Kingsland High Street had 30 minutes of exclusive access to Hackney's Planning ...
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