River Thames Scheme
The River Thames Scheme uses a landscape based approach to try to reduce the risk of flooding. The impact on our…
Planning
Our Approach to Planning
The Ham and Peterham Association monitors planning issues in the area. Should you have any specific planning concerns please contact
Planning Objections
Should you wish to make an objection to a planning application here is a list of reason to cite in an objection:
- Loss of light or overshadowing
- Overlooking/loss of privacy
- Visual amenity (but not loss of private view)
- Adequacy of parking/loading/turning
- Highway safety
- Traffic generation
- Noise and disturbance resulting from use
- Hazardous materials
- Smells
- Loss of trees
- Effect on listed building and conservation area
- Layout and density of building
- Design, appearance and materials
- Landscaping
- Road access
- Local, strategic, regional and national planning policies
- Government circulars, orders and statutory instruments
- Disabled persons’ access
- Compensation and awards of costs against the Council at public enquiries
- Proposals in the Development Plan
- Previous planning decisions (including appeal decisions)
- Nature conservation
- Archaeology
Planning articles
Articles about planning related topics in and around Ham and Patersham.
Buildings of Townscape Merit Full List of Designated Buildings
Houses of significance Local Listings, or Buildings of Townscape Merit, are for houses of significance to the local history and…
Neighbourhood Plan
The Ham and Petersham Neighbourhood plan The plan was written by the Neighbourhood Forum upon which the Ham & Petersham…
Ham Close Regeneration
The redevelopment of Ham Close The redevelopment has been an ongoing project between Richmond Housing Partnership and LBRuT for many…
Objectives of Ham & Petersham Giving
The Association is dedicated to maintaining the special semi rural heritage of Ham & Petersham. Applications must show how they will achieve this in one or more of the following areas:
- Developing volunteer activities
- Fostering community spirit
- Maintaining or improving the local environment
- Improving public amenities
- Enhancing features of beauty or historic or of public interest and amenity value
- The application must be in accordance with the Association’s constitution
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