The Public Inquiry into the application for registration of the open space outside Willesden Green Library as a Town Square finished this afternoon. Martin Redston and Philip Grant summed up with a detailed response to this morning's submission by Counsel for Galliford Try/Linden Homes and Brent Council.
Concluding Martin Redston said, "(In the 1980s) Brent Council wanted to put the Green back into Wiillesden. Brent residents embraced it."
Paul Brown QC, the inspector who held the inquiry said that he would priortitise the report and expected his writing up to take 7-10 days and commented that he couldn't guarantee it by Friday of next week, "If it takes longer it is because I want to get it right."
The Special Planning Committee considering the Willesden Green Planning Application has been scheduled for Thursday 21st February, before the report is likely to be ready.
Brown commended the public, who had attended every day of the 4 day inquiry, for sticking it out.
In turn I would commend Martin and Philip for the enormous amount of work they have done in preparing the case and presenting it to the Inquiry. As Paul Brown said they were doing it in their own time and were up against people whose paid job it was to represent objectors.
The Planning Committee Agenda is now on the council website. I suggest that anyone who was planning to speak should resubmit their request. LINK
Concluding Martin Redston said, "(In the 1980s) Brent Council wanted to put the Green back into Wiillesden. Brent residents embraced it."
Paul Brown QC, the inspector who held the inquiry said that he would priortitise the report and expected his writing up to take 7-10 days and commented that he couldn't guarantee it by Friday of next week, "If it takes longer it is because I want to get it right."
The Special Planning Committee considering the Willesden Green Planning Application has been scheduled for Thursday 21st February, before the report is likely to be ready.
Brown commended the public, who had attended every day of the 4 day inquiry, for sticking it out.
In turn I would commend Martin and Philip for the enormous amount of work they have done in preparing the case and presenting it to the Inquiry. As Paul Brown said they were doing it in their own time and were up against people whose paid job it was to represent objectors.
The Planning Committee Agenda is now on the council website. I suggest that anyone who was planning to speak should resubmit their request. LINK
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