Useful links
Details of the planning application including all supporting documents and consultation responses can be found here.
Responses, comments and objections should be addressed to: planning@camden.gov.uk quoting the planning reference for 55 Fitzroy Park: 2018/3672/P.
Please note that although the original closing date for consultation has passed, Camden Council is still accepting comments and objections as the applicant has not yet provided all the supporting information requested.
Our petition opposing this development is here
Press coverage
Positive coverage of our petition in the local press on 7 March 2019:
Camden New Journal and Ham & High.
An article in the Camden New Journal on 3 January 2019 setting out the applicant’s position and some of the concerns voiced by local people is here.
Detailed objections lodged by community groups can be found here:
- City of London (which manages Hampstead Heath) response
- Heath & Hampstead Society response
- Highgate Conservation Area Advisory Committee part 1 and part 2
- Highgate Society response
- Kenwood Ladies’ Pond Association response
- Fitzroy Park Residents Association response
- List of Omissions in planning application documents
Community Groups opposed to the planning application:
- Heath & Hampstead Society (https://www.heathandhampstead.org.uk/)
- Highgate Society (https://www.highgatesociety.com/)
- Highgate Conservation Area Advisory Committee (https://twitter.com/HighgateCAAC)
- Highgate Men’s Pond Association (https://highgatemenspond.com/)
- Kenwood Ladies’ Pond Association (http://www.klpa.org.uk/)
- Fitzroy Park Allotments (http://fitzroyparkallotments.org.uk/index.html)
- The Highgagte Lifebuoys
Local Councillors to contact if you live in Highgate Ward (London Borough of Camden):
- Siân Berry (sian.berry@camden.gov.uk)
- Oliver Lewis (oliver.lewis@camden.gov.uk)
- Anna Wright (anna.wright@camden.gov.uk)
Local press letters pages:
- Camden New Journal letters@camdennewjournal.com
- Ham & High letters@hamhigh.co.uk
- Standard letters@standard.co.uk
Further coverage in Camden New Journal highlighting environmental impact near borders of Hampstead Heath and risk of permanent increase in traffic in Millfield Lane if 5 house development allowed to go ahead.
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Camden New Journal article 7 March 2019 "Homes Scheme - fear for Heath"
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CONTACT: fomlmailbox@gmail.com
PETITION: https://you.38degrees.org.uk/p/millfield2019
UPDATES:
31 July 2019 Petition has surpassed 4,500 and continues to grow. Latest Camden New Joural article now on line here.
27 July 2019 Petition stands at 4,417, help us to get it to 5000!
July 2019 Renewed objections from Kenwood Ladies' Pond Association, Heath & Hampstead Society, Fitzroy Park Residents' Association, City of London and Highgate Conservation Area Advisory Committee uploaded to Camden Council planning portal.
7 June 2019 Further documents from applicants uploaded on council website, fail to address concerns about environmental impacts and permanent increase to traffic in Millfield Lane.
20 March 2019 Now have 4000 signatures. Objections still being sent to Camden Council, you can see them here.
7 March 2019 Great coverage in the local press today, Camden New Journal (above) and Ham & High.
5 March 2019 3000 signatures in just over a week.
1 March 2019 Surpassed 2000 signatures on St David's Day! Support keeps coming in.
27 February 2019 We made 1000 signatures in little more than one day, petition still growing
25 February 2019 Online Petition launched and already growing!
PS: if you live in the London Borough of Camden, please contact your local Councillor to tell them how you feel about this development too. Quote planning reference for 55 Fitzroy Park - 2018/3672/P. Contact planning@camden.gov.uk
Did you know they have the final say by voting on the proposals at the council's Development Control Committee meeting? Highgate Ward Councillors may also address the planning meeting in respect of this application.
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