The Eastcote Town Centre rain gardens have been shortlisted for a prestigious Institute of Civil Engineers (ICE) award:
https://www.ice.org.uk/about-ice/near-you/uk/london/awards/london-civil-engineering-awards
The project has been entered in the ICE London Civil Engineering Awards 2020, People’s Choice Award, which celebrates civil engineering projects transforming lives.
There is a public vote which is now open and closes at 17.00 Monday 18 May 2020 – you can vote here:
It is hard to find land in London to build on. One suggestion is to increase density – to allow more to be built on a piece of land.
To this end, my colleagues and I at the London School of Economics have put together a survey to better understand what Outer London residents think about this.
The survey can be accessed by clicking on this link and then, after having read the instructions, by clicking ‘Continue’. It consists of two parts. The first is a short questionnaire and the second contains a series of images for the participant to respond to. More detailed information, including a consent form, can be found on the survey’s introduction page. Participants are encouraged to complete the survey by May 31. If there are any technical questions or issues, please feel free to email me.
Link to the survey:
The latest information regarding shops open on our High Street is available here and will be updated weekly.
if you have any updates then please Contact Us
If you are or know of a local business that is open – and in particular if they are offering delivery then please contact us and we will provide a directory for our area on our website
Shopping Around – the growth of shops in our area
An exhibition by
Ruislip, Northwood & Eastcote Local History Society
at
Manor Farm House, Ruislip
August 2nd to September 12th
Wednesday to Friday 12.00 to 3.00pm
Saturday and Sunday 12.00 to 4.00pm
Residents may be interested to know more about the planting of the rain gardens, and that temporary blue barriers have been installed for the next 8 weeks to protect the newly planted rain gardens whilst they become more established Continue reading “Rain gardens update”
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