Appendices 1. Appendix A – Key diagram of alternativ e routes and site 2. Appendix B – Statement of Community Cons ultation (SOCC) 3. Appendix C – list of loc al authorities, GLA and other statutory consultees 4. Appendix D – list of newspaper adverts 5. Appendix E – Ways in which we invited people to attend and copies of invite letters 6. Appendix F – Methodology and output from Community Audit 7. Appendix G – List of meetings attended 8. Appendix H - Lis t of town halls and libraries 9. Appendix I – Exhibitions 10. Appendix J - Feedback form 11. Appendix K – Questions where responses have been quantified
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Each year 39 million tonneso untreated sewage fushesinto the River Thames.. .
Wh y? London’s Victorian sewers can no longer cope. T he proposed T ham es Tunnel
is a vital part of oursolution.
Thames Tunnel
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Our public consultation or theproposed Thames Tunnel, launchedtoday, aims to give everyone anearly opportunity to comment onour initial proposals or the project.You can review our plans andsend us eedback online at: www.thamestunnelconsultation.co.uk
Alternatively, you can attend one of ourexhibitions (27 September –22 October2010) at venues close to potentialconstruction sites. See full details in thebox. Phase one of the consultationcloses on Monday 20 December 2010at 5pm. Please make sure you send usyour comments by this date. We lookforward to hearing your views.
Hammersmith, W6 9TA (10.30am – 8pm). Beormund Community
Centre, 177 Abbey Street, SE1 2AN (10.30am – 8pm).
Thursday 14 –Friday 15 October: London Transport Museum,Covent Garden, WC2E 7BB (10.30am – 8pm).
Monday 18– Wednesday 20 October:John Scurr Community
Centre, Bekesbourne Street, E14 7JQ (10.30am – 8pm).
Thursday 21 October: St Marks Community Centre, Tollgate Rd,
Beckton, E6 5YA (10.30am – 8pm). Thursday 21–Friday 22 October: Stratord Old Town Hall,
29 The Broadway, Stratord, E15 4BQ (10.30am – 8pm).
Our Thames Tunnel ‘Statemento community consultation’
IntroductionWe are proposing to design, build andoperate the Thames Tunnel to captureuntreated sewage, which can currently owdirectly into the River Thames ater as littleas 2mm o rainall.
This ollows the announcement by theDera Secretary o State Caroline SpelmanMP (7 September) that the new coalitionGovernment supports the development o the project. It will ensure the UK complieswith the EU Urban Waste Water TreatmentDirective and assist in meeting the objectives
o the EU Water Framework Directive.
The 7.2-metre diameter main tunnel needs to be constructed
at a depth o up to 75 metres beneath London, broadly
ollowing the path o the River Thames rom west to east.
The project will also require a number o smaller connection
tunnels linked to the 34 ‘combined sewer overow’ (CSO)
points that the Environment Agency has identifed as the
most polluting, rom which sewage currently discharges
into the River Thames.
To construct and operate the tunnel, we will need to sink
a number o large shats along the main tunnel route.
We will also need smaller shats to build and operate the
connection tunnels that link the CSOs to the main tunnel.
The main tunnel needs to store and transer the CSO
discharges to Beckton Sewage Treatment Works, bringing
long-term benefts or the environment and or people using
the River Thames. We have identifed sites that are likely
to be required or construction purposes and that are likely
to have permanent structures to enable the operation o
the tunnel. This is a major engineering project and its
construction has the potential to aect the area surrounding
the fnally selected sites. We will minimise and mitigate any
adverse eects as ar as possible.
While the project is not currently a “nationally signifcant
inrastructure project” (NSIP) under the Planning Act 2008,
we have prepared this statement in accordance with
section 47 o the Act. Further to the Secretary o State’s
announcement (7 September 2010), we are proceeding in
the expectation that applications or planning approval or
the project will be examined by the Inrastructure Planning
Commission (IPC). We have designed our consultation
process to reect the legal and policy requirements in respect
o the NSIP consultation.
Given the scale and complexity o the project, we will
undertake a ull Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).
This will accompany our application/s or planning
permission. The assessment will investigate the positive and
negative eects o the project. Understanding these eects
will help us select the route o the tunnel and the sites used
or its construction and operation. The assessment will help
us ensure that the project is as sustainable as practically
possible and minimises eects on the environment.
This statement sets out how we intend to consult members
o the public, local communities, relevant local authorities
and other stakeholders on our proposals to build and operate
the tunnel. We have produced a Community Consultation
Strategy in association with this statement, which sets
out our commitments to consult on the project in more
detail. The Consultation Strategy is available at
www.thamestunnelconsultation.co.uk
When we will consult
We will undertake pre-application public consultation
on the project in two phases:
• Public consultation phase one, lasting 14 weeks,
rom 13 September 2010.
• Public consultation phase two, lasting 12 weeks,
provisionally rom spring/summer 2011.
What we will consult on
The overriding aim o our pre-application public
consultations on the project is to ensure that both
community and technical consultees have a chance
to understand and inuence our proposals.
Selection o the tunnel route and the sites needed or
its construction are constrained by legal and engineering
considerations requiring the project to control or intercept
the CSOs identifed as unsatisactory, which are all in
fxed locations.
During phase one we will seek comment on:
• the need for the project
• the ndings of our work so far to establish a preferred
route or the tunnel and preerred sites or its construction
and operation and the preerred outline engineering
solution or each site
• environment, community and property issues that
we have considered during our site selection work
• our initial ideas on the permanent look and use of
each site ater construction work is complete.
During phase two, we will ask or eedback on our revised
plans, prior to submitting them or planning approval. Where
possible, our revised plans will reect the eedback we receive
during phase one o the public consultation. We will consult
on the selected tunnel route and construction sites, as well
as the preliminary environmental inormation we havecompiled. We will also consult on our proposals or avoiding,
minimising and/or mitigating any adverse environmental
eects and proposals or the permanent look and use o
sites ater construction. Our phase two consultation will
address the requirements o the 2008 Act concerning the
publication o details o our proposed applications or
consultation, prior to these being ormally submitted.
Who we will consult
1. Community consultees, including the general public,
property owners/occupiers, businesses, community
leaders and groups, including hard-to-reach groups.
We will send letters to those living at least 250m rom
the boundary o each potential construction site.
2. Technical consultees, including local authorities,
other statutory authorities and pan-London strategic
stakeholders, such as the Port o London Authority.
3. Landowners, including property owners and lessees
o the shortlisted sites, and occupiers o properties
above and adjacent to the potential tunnel routes.
How we will consult
We will provide clear and concise public inormation
about the project throughout the consultation process.
City of WestminsterP.O.Box 240Westminster City Hall64 Victoria StreetLondonSW1E 6QP
Your refOur refNamePhone
100-CO-PNC-CWEST-000038Phil Stride0203 147 7794
10 September 2010
Dear Councillor Barrow
Proposed Thames Tunnel public consultation (phase 1)13 September – 20 December 2010
Following the briefing on the 9 September 2010 at the Royal Geographical Society,we would like to formally invite you to participate in our Phase 1 PublicConsultation in relation to the Thames Tunnel.
You will recall that the project is urgently needed to address the problem ofoverflows from the capital’s Victorian sewerage system, and enable the UK tomeet European environmental standards.
Given its scale and complexity, the project has the potential to cause disruptionclose to the construction sites. We want to give you an early opportunity tocomment on our initial proposals for the project, including our preferred route and
sites, as well as the other options we have considered.
We have not yet made any final decisions on the tunnel’s exact route, or the sitesrequired for its construction and operation. Where possible we will be prepared toamend our proposals in light of what you tell us. Please make the most of thisopportunity to have your say.
Proposed Thames Tunnel public consultation (phase one)13 September – 20 December 2010
The Thames Tunnel is a major new sewer, urgently needed to protect the RiverThames from increasing pollution. The enclosed leaflet provides more details.
The project will tackle the problem of overflows from the capital’s Victorian sewersfor at least the next 100 years, and enable the UK to meet Europeanenvironmental standards.
Given its scale and complexity, the project will, to varying degrees, inevitablycause disruption close to construction sites. As you are a resident, or may haveproperty interests, in an area that might be affected by construction work, we wantto give you an early opportunity to comment on our initial proposals, including our
preferred route and sites, as well as the other options we have considered.
Our aim is to keep costs and disruption to a minimum.
I must stress that we have not yet made any final decisions on the tunnel’s exact
route, or the sites required for its construction and operation. Where possible, we
Phase one of our consultation closes on Monday 20 December 2010 at 5pm.Please make sure you send us your comments by this date. We look forward tohearing your views.
Yours sincerely
Phil StrideHead of London Tideway TunnelsThames Water
Thames Tunnel public consultation (phase one) exhibitions
Monday 27 - Wednesday 29 September
Fishmongers' Hall, London Bridge, EC4R 9EL: 10.30am –8pm (5pm, Wed)Acton Library, Acton High Street, W3 6NA: 10.30am –8pm
Thursday 30 September - Friday 1 OctoberThames Barrier Visitor Centre, 1 Unity Way, SE18 5NJ: 10.30am –8pm
Thursday 30 September - Saturday 2 OctoberSouthside Shopping Centre, SW18 4TF: 10.30am –7pm (6pm, Fri & Sat)
Monday 4 - Wednesday 6 October
Surrey Quays Watersports Centre, Rope Street SE16 7SX: 10.30am-8pm
Chelsea Old Town Hall, Kings Road SW3 5EE: 10.30am-8pmThursday 7 - Saturday 9 OctoberPutney Exchange Shopping Centre, SW15 1TW: 10.30am-7pm (6pm, Fri & Sat)
Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, SW11 5TN: 10.30am –8pm (5pm Sat) Monday 11 - Tuesday 12 October
Linden House Upper Mall, Hammersmith, W6 9TA: 10.30am –8pm
Town Clerk and Chief ExecutiveCity of LondonPO Box 270GuildhallLondonEC2P 2EJ
Your refOur refNamePhone
100-CO-PNC-LCORP-000092Phil Stride0203 147 7794
10 September 2010
Dear Mr. Duffield
Proposed Thames Tunnel public consultation (phase one)13 September – 20 December 2010
Following the briefing on the 9 September 2010 at the Royal GeographicalInstitute, we would like to formally invite you to participate in our Phase 1 PublicConsultation in relation to the Thames Tunnel.
You will recall that the project is urgently needed to address the problem ofoverflows from the capital’s Victorian sewerage system, and enable the UK tomeet European environmental standards.
Given its scale and complexity, the project has the potential to cause disruptionclose to the construction sites. We want to give you an early opportunity tocomment on our initial proposals for the project, including our preferred route and
sites, as well as the other options we have considered.
We have not yet made any final decisions on the tunnel’s exact route, or the sitesrequired for its construction and operation. Where possible we will be prepared toamend our proposals in light of what you tell us. Please make the most of thisopportunity to have your say.
We look forward to hearing your views on the project and in the meantime wouldwelcome the opportunity to meet with you to discuss our proposals in more detail.Please contact the project using [email protected] and mark your emailfor the attention of Clare Gibbons.
Yours sincerely,
Phil StrideHead of London Tideway TunnelsThames Water
Proposed Thames Tunnel public consultation (phase 1)13 September – 20 December 2010
The Thames Tunnel is a major new sewer, urgently needed to protect the RiverThames and London from increasing pollution. The enclosed leaflet provides moredetails.
The project will tackle the problem of overflows from the capital’s Victorian sewers,and enable the UK to meet European environmental standards.
Given its scale and complexity, the project has the potential to cause disruptionclose to some of the construction sites. We want to give you an early opportunityto comment on our initial proposals for the project, including our preferred routeand sites, as well as the other options we have considered.
I must stress that we have not yet made any final decisions on the tunnel’s exactroute, or the sites required for its construction and operation. Where possible wewill be prepared to amend our proposals in light of what you tell us. Please makethe most of this opportunity to have your say.
We are having briefing sessions at each of the exhibition venues on the firstmorning between 9.30 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. We would very much like you toattend the session which is most convenient for you, however, you would bewelcome at any time throughout the day.
The aim of the briefing is to help you understand our proposals before the publicexhibitions open in your area. It will be an opportunity to meet the project staff andask them any questions that you might have. In the meantime, please findenclosed our project leaflet that you might find useful.
We should be grateful if you would confirm your attendance at the briefing sessionyou wish to attend by email to [email protected] or telephone on 0203147 7794.
Yours sincerely,
Phil StrideHead of London Tideway TunnelsThames Water
Public consultation (phase 1) on the proposed Thames TunnelClosing date for comments 20 December 2010 (5pm)
I regret that you may not have received our original letter to you on this subject,due to a problem with our address data. For this I apologise. This letter is anupdated version of the information issued at the start of the consultation process,
which opened on 13 September.
The Thames Tunnel is a major new sewer, urgently needed to protect the RiverThames from increasing pollution. The enclosed leaflet provides more details. Theproject will tackle the problem of overflows from the capital’s Victorian sewers for
at least the next 100 years, and enable the UK to meet European environmentalstandards.
Given its scale and complexity, the project will, to varying degrees, inevitablycause disruption close to construction sites. As you are a resident, or may haveproperty interests, in an area that might be affected by construction work, we wantto give you an opportunity to comment on our initial proposals, including ourpreferred route and sites, as well as the other options we have considered.
We plan to hold a second round of consultation next year, before we apply forplanning permission for a finalised scheme.
Phase 1 of our consultation closes on Monday 20 December 2010 at 5pm.Please make sure you send us your comments by this date. We look forward tohearing your views.
Yours sincerely
Phil StrideHead of London Tideway Tunnels, Thames Water
Thames Tunnel public consultation (phase 1) exhibitions – UPDATED
Date Location Time
Thu 18 NovWandsworth Town Hall, WandsworthHigh Street, SW18 2PU
10am – 8pm
Fri 19 Nov
Institution of Civil Engineers, OneGreat George Street, Westminster,W1P 3AA
10am – 8pm
John Scurr Community Centre, 1aBekesbourne Street, London E14 7JQ
Proposed Thames Tunnel public consultation (phase one)13 September – 20 December 2010
As you may know, we are progressing the development of a major new sewer,urgently needed to protect the River Thames in London from increasing pollution.The enclosed leaflet provides more detail.
The project will tackle the problem of overflows from the capital’s Victorian sewersand enable the UK to meet European environmental standards.
Given its scale and complexity, the project has the potential to cause disruption onand close to some of the construction sites. We understand that you have aproperty interest in one of the sites that has been identified and we want to giveyou an early opportunity to comment on our initial proposals for the project,
including our preferred route and sites, as well as the other options we haveconsidered.
We have not yet made any final decisions on the tunnel’s exact route, or the sitesrequired for its construction and operation. Where possible we will be prepared toamend our proposals in light of what you tell us Please make the most of this
The aim of the briefing is to help you understand our proposals before the publicexhibitions open. It will be an opportunity to meet the project staff and ask themany questions that you might have.
We should be grateful if you would confirm your attendance to the briefing sessionto [email protected] or 0203 147 7794.
Yours sincerely
Phil StrideHead of London Tideway TunnelsEnc. Project Leaflet
Thames Tunnel: site selection and liaison with potentially affected parties
As you may be aware, Thames Water is progressing the development of theLondon Tideway Tunnels to substantially reduce the volume of untreated sewageoverflowing into the River Thames from the capital’s Victorian sewers.
As well as ensuring that the UK complies with the Urban Waste Water TreatmentDirective, the tunnels will make the river cleaner and healthier, for wildlife and forpeople.
The Thames Tunnel is proposed to run up to 32 kilometres (20 miles) from westto east London, broadly beneath the bed of the River Thames. It needs tointercept or control the most polluting ‘Combined Sewer Overflow’ points. These
are at fixed locations and were built into the system devised by the founder ofLondon’s modern sewerage network, Sir Joseph Bazalgette, over 150 years ago.
We are currently in the process of identifying the optimum route for the tunnel,which needs to transfer the flows to Beckton Sewage Treatment Works (STW),Construction is provisionally scheduled to start in 2013 and finish in 2020 At this
will be selected from the short list and is due to be announced at our publicconsultation in September 2010.
I must stress at this stage we have taken no final decisions on the sites we willtake forward and the upcoming public consultation will provide an opportunity foryou to likewise provide us with feedback on the suitability of the site and anyinformation that we should be aware of.
Please note this letter is for information only. We will be writing to you againin the next few weeks with a formal invitation to attend the public consultationevents , where you will be able find out more information about our proposals.In
addition you are welcome to pre-register at our consutation web sitewww.thamestunnelconsultation.co.uk.
If you have any questions, you may wish to email the the project team [email protected] so that we can respond to your queries.
Proposed Thames Tunnel public consultation (phase 1)
13 September – 20 December 2010
The Thames Tunnel is a major new sewer, urgently needed to protect the River
Thames and London from increasing pollution. The enclosed leaflet providesmore details.
The project will tackle the problem of overflows from the capital’s Victorian
sewers, and enable the UK to meet European environmental standards.
Given its scale and complexity, the project has the potential to cause disruptionclose to some of the construction sites. We want to give you an early opportunity
to comment on our initial proposals for the project, including our preferred routeand sites, as well as the other options we have considered.
I must stress that we have not yet made any final decisions on the tunnel’s exact
route, or the sites required for its construction and operation. Where possible wewill be prepared to amend our proposals in light of what you tell us. Please make
From Monday 27 September 2010 our plans can be reviewed at a series ofexhibitions close to potential construction sites (see attached exhibitiontimetable).
We are having briefing sessions at each of the exhibition venues on the firstmorning between 9.30 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. We would very much like you toattend the session which is most convenient for you, however, you would bewelcome at any time throughout the day.
The aim of the briefing is to help you understand our proposals before the publicexhibitions open in your area. It will be an opportunity to meet the project staff
and ask them any questions that you might have. In the meantime, please findenclosed our project leaflet that you might find useful.
We should be grateful if you would confirm your attendance at the briefingsession you wish to attend by email to [email protected] or telephoneon 0203 147 7794.
Yours «Sign_off»,
Phil StrideHead of London Tideway TunnelsThames Water
Methodology and Output from Community Stakeholder Audit
MethodologyThames Water carried out a community stakeholder audit, identifying and
documenting the details of organisations based near or operating in the vicinity of the
preferred alignment option. The audit spanned 14 London Planning Authorities i.e.,
those which contain any preferred site. This audit was aimed at creating a database
of potentially interested parties, who would not otherwise appear on statutory
consultee lists. The objective was to locate as many relevant third sector
organisations and business groups as possible, so as to involve them in theconsultation around Thames Tunnel.
The types of organisations located varied from residents groups, who would have a
very local interest, interest groups whose remit would cover large swathes of the
river and Local Strategic Partnerships with a borough wide interest, who would be
accustomed to engaging in the planning process.
In general, organisations were classified as follows, with some groups falling into
more than one classification:
1. Local Strategic Partnership2. BAME groups (borough wide and regional)3. Faith groups (borough wide and regional)4. Local interest groups (within consultation zone)
5. Residents associations (within consultation zone)6. Regeneration partnerships (within within consultation zone)7. Educational institutions (within consultation zone)8. Other potentially relevant groups and services
The search for places of worship was qualified as below, to ensure that the contact
details collected in the audit were of value to the consultation process:
• Places of worship (including small parish churches etc) are included only ifthey lie within the consultation zone. The reason behind contacting themwould then be the chance of any localised impacts upon their premises ortheir congregations. E.g., St Saviour's Church, St George’s Square in Westminster.
2. Check the latest record of consultation with the relevant Local PlanningAuthority (LPA). Get contact details of any neighbourhood groups / other
groups mentioned by LPA or any other stakeholder.3. Get Local Strategic Partnership and / or LPA ‘area forum’ and / or Ward
Assembly details from LPA website. They will usually have a lead officernamed.
4. Check the LPA’s Statement of Community Involvement for references torelevant local organisations; refer to consultation feedback indices, ifavailable.
5. Find online Community and Voluntary Sector (CVS) forum page for each LPA.
Note contact details of all organisations:
• Operating near the site (see postcode, ward boundaries, check GISmap). Define ‘near’ as within a ward / within a postcode
• That may have an interest in the site based on the nature of theorganisation
6. If CVS database is too extensive –
• Search by names of gardens, parks, open spaces / business supportgroups
• Search by neighbourhood (get neighbourhood name from socio-economic profile in SSR)
• Search by postcode
7. Google Blog search – site name.
8. For open spaces, see if Groundwork active on / around the site – http://www.groundwork-london.org.uk/yourarea or the Park User Group
9. If CVS database does not provide enough information, go to LPA website listsof community organisations active in the area, if available - residentsassociations, business associations, play groups, etc. Based on site
description in SSR, get contact details of organisations likely to be interestedin use of the site.
10. In comments column, note is the group active? Up to date information on website? News pieces? Good search engine? [At a later stage step 10 wasdiscontinued as inactive groups were removed from the database as far as
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RB Kensington &Chelsea Union of Muslim Organisations of UK and IrelandRB Kensington &Chelsea Velehrad Centre and HostelRB Kensington &Chelsea World's End Under 5's CentreRB Kensington &
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LB Southwark West Indian Standing ConferenceLB TowerHamlets African Women Welfare AssociationLB Tower
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LB TowerHamlets City CollegeLB TowerHamlets Clara Grant Primary SchoolLB TowerHamlets Community Consortium Against PovertyLB Tower
Hamlets Congregation of Jacob SynagogueLB TowerHamlets Council of MosquesLB TowerHamlets Coventry Cross Mosque & Islamic CentreLB TowerHamlets Cultural Industries Development AgencyLB TowerHamlets Cyril Jackson Primary SchoolLB TowerHamlets Docklands Sailing and Watersports ClubLB TowerHamlets East London Business AllianceLB TowerHamlets East London Central Synagogue
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Hamlets Local Area Partnerships 8LB TowerHamlets London Docklands Angling Consortium LtdLB TowerHamlets London International School Of Performing ArtsLB TowerHamlets London Metropolitan UniversityLB TowerHamlets London Somali Action ForumLB TowerHamlets Manor Primary SchoolLB TowerH l t M fi ld P i S h l
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Hamlets Queen Mary Childrens CentreLB TowerHamlets Redcoat Community CentreLB TowerHamlets Shadwell Basin Community WebsiteLB TowerHamlets Shadwell Basin Outdoor Activity CentreLB Tower
Hamlets Silver FleetLB TowerHamlets Sir William Burrough Primary SchoolLB TowerHamlets St Agnes RC Primary SchoolLB TowerHamlets St Edmund - Millwall
LB TowerHamlets St Hilda's East Community CentreLB TowerHamlets St Katharine and Shadwell TrustLB TowerHamlets St Katharine's DocksLB TowerHamlets St Mary and St MichaelLB TowerHamlets St Patrick's Junior Mixed R C SchoolLB TowerHamlets St Paul With St Luke C of E Primary School
Consultation events and activity calendarLondonBorough
Date Organisation
Southwark 28 Sept Friends of Southwark Park AGMPan London 3 Oct Story of London Festival (Mayor of London’s Office)LBHF 4 Oct Meeting with Cremorne Gardens ResidentsSouthwark 19 Oct Fair Community Housing Services Ltd (Druid St)
Southwark 20 Oct FCHS Board (Druid St)Wandsworth 21 Oct Meeting with Thames Regional Rowing Association (TRRA)
LBHF 27 OctMeeting with Hammersmith Embankment ResidentsAssociation
Richmond 28 Oct Twickenham Society PresentationSouthwark 5 Nov Training for Life Downside CentreSouthwark 5 Nov Meeting with Riverside Parents & Carers AssociationSouthwark 8 Nov Rotherhithe Community Council PresentationSouthwark 9 Nov Bermondsey Community Council PresentationTowerHamlets
10 Nov Free Trade Wharf Residents Association Meeting
Richmond 17 NovBarn Elms Public Meeting with Zac Goldsmith MP, TonyArbour & Cllr Nick True
Wandsworth 17 Nov Earlsfield Primary School TalkWandsworth 17 Nov Presentation to West London River Group AGM
Wandsworth 18 Nov Presentation to Wandsworth SocietyWandsworth 22 Nov
Meeting with Royal Yachting Association & Sailing Clubs inPutney
Hounslow 23 Nov Presentation to Chiswick Pier TrustSouthwark 23 Nov Presentation to Rotherhithe Local History SocietySouthwark 23 Nov Downside Fisher Youth ClubSouthwark 24 Nov Bermondsey & Rotherhithe Local History GroupLBHF 29 Nov Stamford Brook Residents Association Meeting
Southwark 29 Nov Presentation to Canada Water Consultative forumEaling 6 Dec Southfield Park Triangle Residents Association Public MeetingSouthwark 6 Dec Meeting with King’s Stair Gardens CampaignerRBKC 7 Dec Worlds End Residents Association PresentationT
Ealing Town HallHounslow Civic CentreHammersmith & Fulham Town HallWandsworth Town HallKensington & Chelsea Town HallWestminster City HallLambeth CouncilSouthwark Council
Lewisham Town HallLondon Borough of Tower HamletsLondon Borough of GreenwichNewham Town HallRichmond Upon Thames Civic CentreLondon Thames Gateway Development CorporationEaling Central LibraryActon LibraryHounslow Library
Chiswick LibraryHammersmith LibraryFulham LibraryWandsworth Town LibraryPutney LibraryYork Gardens LibraryBattersea Park LibraryChelsea LibraryKensington Central Library
Victoria LibraryPimlico LibrarySouth Lambeth LibraryGuildhall LibraryJohn Harvard LibraryRotherhithe LibraryLewisham LibraryPepys Resource CentreWatney Market LibraryChrisp Street Idea StoreWest Greenwich LibraryEast Greenwich LibraryStratford LibraryCastelnau Library
will be to understand your views and take them into account.
1. There is a need to signifcantly reduce the amount o untreated sewage entering theRiver Thames in London. Please give us your views about this.
2. Taking into account all the possible solutions, please tell us whether you agree that a tunnel isthe right way to meet the need, and why.
3. I you preer another way o meeting the need, please tell us which one, and why.
4. Please select which route you preer or the tunnel. (Note that any fnal decision on the tunnelroute will involve engineering, planning, cost, public amenity and environmental considerations.)
Abbey Mills (our preerred route)
River ThamesRotherhitheNone o the above
5. Please explain why have you chosen your answer to question 4
PART 2
Site specifc questions:Please note: The more comments and explanation you give us, the better able we
will be to understand your views and take them into account.
Which site are you commenting on?
1. Please give us your views on this site.
2. What do you think are the most important matters or us to consider when developingour proposals or this site?
3. Please provide any other inormation which may be relevant to our choice o site.
4. I you think another site should be used, please tell us which one and why.
PART 3
Consultation process:Please note: The more comments and explanation you give us, the better able wewill be to take your views into account when planning the next consultation Phase
‘Investment in infrastructure is as essential formajor projects as it is for the individualhouseholder. I support the project.’‘I agree. Untreated sewage is a health hazard forriver users.’‘This is a project that must be done.’‘I support the overall objective of this project.’
‘Fully concur.’
Respondents use words suchas ‘agree’, ‘support’, ‘concur’and ‘disagree’. These wordsare easy to distinguish in aresponse. Responses to thisquestion can therefore beclassified as supportive,
neutral / no view expressed orunsupportive.Part 1. Question2
AgreeDisagreeUnclear / No ViewExpressed
‘The Thames Tunnel seems like the most effectiveand viable solution available.’‘Agree but must get construction details right.’‘Agree. The work needs to be done now at a costthat is affordable, with realistic outcomes.’‘No. The Thames Tideway Tunnel would have a
large and growing carbon footprint...’‘I am not qualified to comment. The informationgiven has not come from an independent source.’
Use of words such as ‘agree’,‘effective and viable solution’,‘no’ and ‘not qualified tocomment’. These words andthe tone of response allowtransparent categorisation of a
response.
Part 1. Question3
SUDSSeparate SewersBubblers and Skimmers
‘I think the 'bubblers' and 'skimmer' boats are abetter solution...’‘A substantial fleet of bubblers and skimmerscould be a viable alternative.’
Three alternative methods areset out in the consultationmaterial, and these include theproposed categories. Thesealternatives are also‘hyperlinked’ to Question 3 ofthe online questionnaire forrespondents to consider.
Part / Question Categories Example of responses received Justification
Abbey MillsRiver ThamesRotherhitheNone of the above
Question already quantified. Question is alreadycategorised.
Part 2. Question1
SupportiveUnsupportiveUnclear / No View
Expressed
‘I agree with the preferred site...’‘Shadwell is a residential area. We don't want ahuge construction site close to our homes.’
‘We feel it is outrageous that the destruction ofsuch a beautiful green space can be consideredacceptable.’‘I would wholeheartedly support the proposed useof this site. ‘
In common with questions 1and 2 above, key words usedby respondents indicate their
degree of support for thedevelopment of specific sites.
Part 3. Question1
Yes – select exhibitionNo
Question already quantified. Question is alreadycategorised.
Part 3. Question
4
Yes
No
‘No.’
‘Yes’‘Yes. The first thing I checked was whether it wasworth participating in the consultation process.’
Based on responses received,
respondents tend to reply yesor no, and in some casesexpand upon their response.The spreadsheet provides theopportunity for qualitativecomments to be recordedwhich will be captured via thegeneral consultation analysisand inform the development ofthe Community ConsultationStrategy/SOCC in advance ofPhase 2.