COMO STREET CAR PARK PLANS HALTED: COUNCILLORS DELAY DECISION ON 138-HOME SCHEME
The fight over Como Street car park has taken another twist after councillors deferred a decision on the controversial plans,
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‘Romford Must Not Become A Concrete Jungle!’ Andrew Rosindell Demands Havering Council Scrap Como Street High-Rise Plans
“I agree with local residents. We don’t want to see Romford swallowed up by Khan’s inner London nightmare and retain
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Romford Residents Fear Their Homes Will Be Swallowed Up By Huge Como Street Development.
Residents living around Como Street in Romford are continuing their campaign against the proposed redevelopment of the Como Street car
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Residents Call for Como Street Meeting in Romford.
Thirty residents from the Como St car park area have joined together to request a meeting with the new Councillors
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Residents, Councillors, Assembly Member And Romford MP Stand United Against Como Street And Angel Way Flats Proposal.
The more these tower blocks keep coming and the less of the old Romford remains that we know and love. I’m thoroughly opposing this and standing with residents,”-Andrew Rosindell MP.
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Havering Council Revises Proposed Heights Of New Romford Development Following Local Residents Anger.
Havering Council has revised the proposed maximum heights for the new development on Como Street car park. In the summer, the Havering Daily joined Councillor David Taylor and residents living near Como Street, to see the impact the new developments would have on their properties.
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EXCLUSIVE: ‘It’s awful, we have lost all our privacy and our gardens now look onto a complete nightmare.’
We are literally surrounded by tower blocks that will have balconies and people that will look straight into our gardens and homes. We have lost all privacy now, it’s is awful.
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Romford residents hit back at proposals of intrusive new tower block at the back of their garden.
Though residents nearby say they acknowledge the need for housing, they believe a tower block in Como Street would be poorly situated.
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