Isleworth Society to Host Meeting on Planning and Conservation
A number of guest speakers have been invited
The meeting will look at ways to preserve the area's unique quality. Picture: The Isleworth Society
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The Isleworth Society has organised a special meeting on the subject of planning and conservation in the area.
After welcome address by Dr. Val Snewin and Gabrielle Stanley of The Isleworth Society Committee, there will be a number of guest speakers.
These include Mike Spence, Landscape Architect, MS Environment, Tony Furkins, Policy Advisor, The Green Party, and Nick Marbrow, acting Chairman of Heston Residents’ Association.
There will also be a panel discussion including Barbara Stryjak from Osterley and Wyke Green Residents’ Association (OWGRA) at which there will be a question and answer session with the audience.
The society says, “We are all custodians of our beautiful Isleworth. A delicate balance between preservation and progress is needed to ensure that Isleworth continues to thrive whilst maintaining its unique character. With this in mind, let's get together as a community to learn how we can engage on local planning matters.”
The meeting takes place on Thursday 7 November at 7.30pm at Isleworth Public Hall on South Street. Doors open at 7pm and the meeting is expected to conclude at 9.30pm.
The event is free to Society members with visitors being charged £3 to cover associated costs.
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