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Camden and GOSH are attempting to push through the construction management plan with insufficient consultation for such a large development which will affect so many local business and residents for a long time. One single notice has been posted on Great Ormond Street, and we understand that there have been no physical letter...

Sign the petition now; come to the Planning Committee meeting Weds 8 February at 7pm Here is a link to the petition:  https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/WVNBXMD   Please sign – and then share via social media, email, etc. with family, friends, work colleagues, neighbours. You do not need to be a resident to si...

The numbers are in; the result is clear. The SurveyMonkey survey of views about GOSH and their proposed new Children’s Cancer Centre show a massive rejection of GOSH's expansion plans.  Not only the building, but the way they're currently intending to do about it. 91% thought the size and scale of GOSH&r...

written by Residents and Businesses Liaison Group residentsbusinessliasongroup@gmail.com YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO OBJECT! You can still object to GOSH's planning application to build a vast building, overwhelming Great Ormond Street, blocking daylight to nearby homes and businesses, and increasing traffic congestion...

Residents fear five years of lorry misery from GOSH redevelopment Great Ormond Street plans double basement as part of children’s cancer centre Camden New Journal Tuesday, 7th June — By Tom Foot A REBUILD of the main entrance of Great Ormond Street Hospital will lead to five years of lorry “convoy misery&r...

Cross posted from Camden Cycling Campaign newsgroup written by John Chamberlain I’m emailing to tell you about a major construction project in Bloomsbury that will have a massive impact on local roads and asking you to object to the planned routing of the construction vehicles. Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) ar...

by Michael Pountney Chair, Residents Liaison Group (now disbanded by GOSH) The Residents Liaison Group had argued, since the GOSH Childrens Cancer Centre development was first proposed, that to service this five-year destruction and construction process with all vehicles reaching the site via Lamb’s Conduit St and Grea...

The GOSH Deconstruction and Construction Management Plan sets out a lot of changes they want to make to our streets, trees and parking. It also indicate the number of lorries we can expect each day for five years. Here's a selection from their document. Expected Construction Traffic (page 33) It is expected that exi...

by Cllr Julian Fulbrook Dozens of heavy trucks every day heading our way as a result of the latest demolition plans from Great Ormond Street Hospital.   No-one denies the fantastic medical work that doctors and nurses do at the hospital, particularly in cancer treatments for children.   But GOSH should not infli...