So all their ostentatious 'community outreach' comes to nothing for these self-centred reasons. It surely wouldn't be too difficult for them to create a designated 'safe walkway' though the site for the public. What surprises me is the ease with which they banned the buses, with the 70 and 440 diverted to spread their contagion elsewhere in South Acton. It took ages for that transport infrastructure to be negotiated, and only recently was the 440 rerouted through their site. All for nothing it now seems. It would be interesting to know what the original planning agreements had to say about public access, for I assume there must be something in there that went unnoticed at the time, which allows them to do this. Maybe we should put a barricade at the end of our street to stop Business Park workers passing so close to our house on their way to South Acton station, and then ban them from the station for fear of the pestilence they might be carrying! We're all in this together, or so I'm told!
Peter Evans ● 2414d