Comments for Surbiton Hill Forum

Comment on Tolworth Broadway to become a Greenway by Bridget

Bridget — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 13:09:04 +0000

Will it work, 20mph on a road already at stand still during the rush hours or when there is an accident on the A3. I am not convinced re safety issues. However now that the council are paying 1million plus TFL payments, Tesco on the A3 corner will not have to pay much for changing the road system. Their new plans will be out soon now that they have been told that they do not need to complete a EIA. I cannot understand that decison seeing as the A3 and the Ewell Rd have high levels of pollution and a high incident of people with COPD!no doubt. I am not looking forward to living on the Ewell Road during the next year due to development on :
Tolworth Greenway
Tesco
Red Lion & Ellerton Road developments
The hospital site
I just wish someone somewhere would look at the whole system and what is will do to this area

Comment on Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee 19th October by MISS A CADE

MISS A CADE — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 02:37:24 +0000

The whole of the Surbiton Hospital developement has been ill conceived from day one. But I can assure you that the most affected will be us at 90/92 Ewell Road, most especially after tonight’s decision to relocate the bus stop outside our business and home.

Such assurances that local business would not be affected, were PURE BALONEY.

Our land should have been made a compulsory purchase order to facilitate the road transport plans proposed and ease congestion around the site.

So we all know the truth, patients have to walk much further from the bus stop at Kingston Hospital , but heh ho , I really look forward to severe pavement congestion and bus users with their feet propped against our walls and using our canopies as a bus shelter.

I will be out there with buckets of watery bleach and a very large broom.

Once again a really huge Bravo to the Surbiton Hill Lib Dems … you were seen to be doing the right thing by pleasing the majority. But your promises about the relocation of the bus stop SK are like overcooked PIE CRUST !!!!

PLEASE DO ME A FAVOUR AND DO NOT COME NEAR OUR PROPERTY AGAIN, YOU ARE AS WELCOME AS THE PLAGUE

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Comment on Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee 19th October by bridget

bridget — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 16:26:29 +0000

Oh and I forget to say, when all that is done and the Victorian sewers collapse nobody will be travelling anywhere

Comment on Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee 19th October by bridget

bridget — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 16:24:12 +0000

Well said Rob. I live on the Ewell Road so apart from the hospital site we also have to contend with the future Tesco development at the former Government buildings Toby Jug (on again now) the CNM Red Lion development (well it might start this year) the CNM Ellerton Road car pound development (it might start this year) and finally the Police Station development (given planning permission to people who are yet to purchase the site) as they are ALL on the Ewell Road. Just wait for the lorries and then the utility companies digging up the pavements and roads to add electricity, gas, water and then the cable companies and BT to connect all those extra users. Gridlock, I think I mentioned at previous planning meetings. However as each development is looked at on it’s owm merits it is about time someone in Planning or Transport for London looked at “collective development impact on main roads” just like Kingston has done for alcohol. At least the petitions helped there.

Comment on Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee 19th October by Rob Pattenden

Rob Pattenden — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 16:43:12 +0000

As I said on Facebook but I thought it was worth commenting here too:

Sweet Lord!!! This is outrageous! The only reason they managed to get that development through was by blatantly lying about the impact to the local community. Any fool can predict that it will cause carnage every morning to both Ewell Road and Oakhill! I am stunned, truly stunned.

I tried to drive along Ewell Road this morning at 8am, it took me five minutes to get out of Princes Avenue, the traffic was appalling. Once the school is open there will be no open route from the A3 to Kingston, the knock on effects will be very serious.

Moving the bus stop is another quick in the teeth of the sick and elderly – the only groups who won’t be driving to the site and will now have to walk further to the Doctor’s! Remind me again, the Lib Dem’s claimed to care for the elderly during the byelection didn’t they?

Comment on On-line E petition: please support by bridget

bridget — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 21:41:00 +0000

Kingston has decided to refuse a licence to the Gala , great news and thank goodness they listened to residents, police etc who said it should not be granted

Comment on So now what? by bridget

bridget — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 12:02:24 +0000

Wrong result, bad for the area especially in Planning.

Comment on So now what? by Benedict

Benedict — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 15:52:47 +0000

You’ll win it back in 2014 along with many other wards.

Comment on Bye-election result by Paul Johnston

Paul Johnston — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 14:33:03 +0000

This is so silly that I toyed for a long time with the idea of sparing your blushes by not approving it. For your info, Nick campaigned for many hours every day during a long campaign. This included at weekends. However, you do highlight one fact – Nick canvassed in every street in the ward more than once during the campaign. Can any of the other candidates say the same?