We now have the dates for Thames Water’s statutory consultation. Thames Water’s communications suggest you need to register to attend however this is an open consultation that mean anyone can attend without any registration.
We would encourage as many people to attend and give your feedback on the proposals. We want to make sure we protect our River and Lands and #StoptheThamesSewagePump
See information on the in person events below
25th June…Isleworth Public Hall, South Street, Isleworth, TW7 7BG. Wednesday, 2pm – 8pm
28th June…Oaklands School, Gresham Road, Hounslow, TW3 4BX. 10am – 4pm
30th June….Allianz Stadium (Captain’s Club room), 200 Whitton Road, Twickenham, TW2 7BA. 2pm – 8pm,
3rd July….Doubletree Hilton Hotel (Sopwith Suite), 1 Skerne Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT2 5FJ. 2- 8pm
7th July….York House (Clarendon Hall), Hall Road, Twickenham, TW1 3BZ. 2- 8pm
12th July…St Richard’s Church, Ashburnham Road, Ham, TW10 7NL. 10 -4pm
17th July….The Lensbury (Wimbledon Room), Broom Road, Teddington, TW11 9NU. 2- 8pm
19th July….Kingston Academy, Richmond Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT2 5PE. 10-4pm
There are also online events on 8th and 16th July, registration required via here
If you have a question on Thames Water’s proposals, then let us know via the form below.
What is a consultation?
The statutory consultation is an engagement between Thames Water and the public where Thames Water looks for feedback from the public on TDRA. The consultation should include sufficient detail so the public is aware of the environmental impact of the scheme (including social and recreational), the impacts and mitigations available within the scheme, and also when there are aspects of the scheme that can be influenced by the public.
It is an important principle of the planning process that in a statutory consultation the scheme should not be so fixed that the public cannot in fact influence any aspect.
It is important that everyone realise that they can (and should) provide feedback to the consultation on any topic that they feel is relevant. This is regardless of any apparent suggestion by Thames Water. The planning act 2008 is very clear that Thames Water (the applicant) MUST take account of ANY response that is made.