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-- home what's planned? what you can do online petition supporters gallery about us contact us news welcome to saveourskyline.co.uk tweet work to begin in second half of 2015 - thursday 28th november 2014 for more details - hammersmith today plans approved - thursday 17th april 2014 for more details - hammersmith & fulham planning portal -- public exhibition - latest designs by architects lifschutz davidson sandilands -- hammersmith town hall, kings street, hammersmith, w6 9ju thursday 21st march 2013, 3pm-8pm, in the playfair room saturday 23rd march 2013, 10am-2pm, in the courtyard room please try to attend the public exhibition, where architects lifschutz davidson sandilands will be exhibiting the latest designs proposed for the king street regeneration project. the submission of a planning application to london borough of hammersmith & fulham is expected in the summer, so we are keen for as many people as possible to go along and comment on the designs. council bows to pressure to redesign town hall scheme - tuesday 24th july 2012 save our skyline is delighted to announce that cllr nicholas botterill, leader of hammersmith and fulham council, announced yesterday that the council would be revising the proposed scheme for the redevelopment of the hammersmith town hall site, following pressure by local community and amenity groups including sos. in a press release issued on 23 july 2012 by the council, it stated: "the old proposals - which were worked up with king street developments ltd (ksd) - will now not be pursued, cllr botterill said the council and ksd have 'listened and learned' from the opposition to the previous scheme." cllr botterill went on to say: "we got it wrong with the previous king street proposals and we have learned from it. we guarantee the tallest buildings in a new scheme will not exceed the height of the existing town hall extension." save our skyline welcomes this change of approach from our council and that cllr botterill is showing a willingness to address the serious concerns that the community had raised in respect of this scheme. while the height and density of the scheme were not the only concerns raised, this new commitment is clearly a significant and positive change of approach. we look forward to a constructive dialogue at an early stage on the details of any future scheme. we hope that the views of our supporters will be taken into account in the development of new plans. john jones, chair of save our skyline, commented: "we thank the community for the incredible support that they have shown this campaign and strongly hope that this announcement will presage a more constructive dialogue with the council for the benefit of the borough and its residents." future of town hall proposals still uncertain - tuesday 1st may 2012 as of 1 may the council has still not submitted the stage 2 application to the mayor of london which is necessary before the council-approved scheme could go ahead. the future of the scheme will depend not only on the outcome of the mayoral election on 3 may but also the outcome of the council's own leadership election on 30 may at the annual council, when the present leader cllr stephen greenhalgh will stand down. save our skyline has asked all five mayoral candidates for their response to the town hall scheme should they win the election. we have, however, been advised that it would be difficult for the main candidates to respond as this leaves the gla open to legal challenge (on grounds of predetermination) if the scheme is resubmitted once they are elected. boris refuses to approve town hall scheme - for now - friday 16 december 2011 the mayor of london, boris johnson told council chiefs he would not let the plan go ahead because it breached planning rules . subsequently, hammersmith & fulham council withdrew the application . this proposal caused much anger in the community and i am glad that common sense has prevailed. we must protect historic buildings, green space and the views of our great city. i am sure the council's decision will be welcomed in hammersmith and beyond. boris johnson, mayor of london this means that the council's application is still live and could potentially still be referred back to the mayor at a future date but for now the application is on hold . we will keep supporters informed of any change to this situation. well done and a big thank you to all those who have supported save our skyline throughout this campaign. we wish you the very best for the festive season. save our skyline save our skyline protest at city hall - wednesday 14 december 2011 save our skyline held a protest at city hall on the morning of wednesday 14 december to call on the mayor of london, boris johnson to use his planning powers to block the scheme. joined by vanessa redgrave the demonstrators were assured by deputy mayor for planning, sir edward lister, that their demands would be placed before the mayor later in the day. following the protest, save our skyline understand that "the council has withdrawn the stage two referral concerning the application" . there is much speculation regarding what this actually means. read more »» save our skyline video released following the approval of the king street development scheme by the hammersmith and fulham council planning applications committee we have produced a video containing comments from some of those opposed to the scheme. watch the video »» it is critical that you write now to the gla asking them to block the scheme, and the secretary of state, the rt hon eric pickles mp, to ask for him to call in the scheme. what to do now »» revised town hall scheme approved at planning committee meeting sos committed to continue fighting development 30 november 2011 - at a planning applications committee meeting held by hammersmith and fulham council at latymer upper school today, the committee granted planning permission to king street development's proposed scheme for the redevelopment of the town hall area. this permission was granted in spite of huge opposition from local residents, including over 1,000 letters of objection from individuals, and objections from 38 local residents' associations, heritage and statutory groups, including english heritage and the greater london authority, and over 8,500 signatures to petitions opposing the scheme and calling for the retention of the cinema. residents found support from lucy ivimy, the conservative councillor for ravenscourt park, who accused her colleagues of pushing for the scheme only because of their 'wish for new offices'. pac members who voted for the scheme: pac members who voted against the scheme: sos and other groups will continue to fight this scheme, requesting that the scheme be blocked by the greater london authority or called in by the secretary of state. read more from the pac meeting new posters to download and display please print one of these posters to publicise the planning application committee meeting on 30 november ( details below ) and show your support for save our skyline. you are legally entitled to display posters on your own property, or on a friend's or neighbour's property with their permission. this does not constitute flyposting. we have been advised that council employees are removing posters; if you see a council employee or anyone else removing posters from your property, please do challenge them and let us know. posters displayed on the boundary with public land, for example on a wall next to the pavement, may be considered to be on public land and the council could be entitled to remove them, so ideally please display posters inside your property boundaries, or better still in a window where they can't be removed. help us to attract as many people to the meeting as possible, and let's use the posters to make a statement the council can't ignore. planning application committee meeting to decide on town hall scheme wednesday 30 november 2011, 7pm at laty

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