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Planning Objections to Caledonian Park visitor centre

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By middleway
Staking out, with 3.6 metre poles, the exact size of the two visitor centre buildings, it is actually a huge blot on the park ... https://www.facebook.com/caledonian.park.london Planning Objections to the visitor centre Islington Council - if you haven't done so, please write in ASAP, and get others to write in as well. You can send by email to: daniel.power@islington.gov.uk - remember to include: the planning application reference number P2016/0730/FUL; your address; your phone number; your email address and the date. State that you are objecting and are calling on the committee to refuse the application before it goes to Heritage Lottery Fund For more details contact Mike Power mikepower2005@gmail.com Mobile 07540 330 901
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Location: Caledonian Park, London N7 9FN, UK

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