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Brentham has a history of security problems we are trying to control. These include fly-tipping in the car park, theft from sheds, overnight sleeping by rough sleepers and vadalism.

Free Family Wildlife Workshops in Ealing Parks

From Ealing Council – events that you might be interested in! Join in: All August – see the attached poster : To support the upcoming launch of the council’s updated Biodiversity Action Plan we are running fun, free, family Wildlife activities that inspire children to nurture nature – these will be in four parks across Ealing throughout August. 10 –

BAGS Shop is reopening !

Saturday & Sunday – 17, 18, 24, 25 April 10:00 – 12:00 Saturday & Sunday – 17, 18, 24, 25 April 10:00 – 12:00 For all your growing needs: Potatoes, compost, fertiliser, plant food & weed/ pest control Canes, gloves, watering cans & netting Covid safety rules apply: Please wear masks, gloves and keep 2m distance Max 3 people in

B.A.G.S. Newsletter No:52 – March 2021

Update on Substation Many thanks to all of you who lodged objections to the proposed conversion of the electricity substation just outside our car park gates to residential accommodation. The good news is that the planning application has been withdrawn. The reasons for this are not entirely clear and it may well reappear in a modified form at some later

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Update on substation redevelopement

Many thanks to all of you who lodged objections to the proposedconversion of the electricity substation just outside our car parkgates to residential accommodation. The good news is that theplanning application has been withdrawn. The reasons for thisare not entirely clear and it may well reappear in a modified format some later stage. We will keep you posted. – BAGS

B.A.G.S. Newsletter No:51 – 28th February 2021

Appreciate Miranda Gray’s picture of our gates while you can. The view may be very different fairly soon. You will know about the planning application to replace the large electricity substation on the right with a small one on the other side of the alley, and to convert the large station into two, three storey houses. Putting aside the complete

More information on substation redevelopement

Substation Redevelopment Site plan expanded This shows BAGS (Brentham Allotments Garden Society) site boundary (yellow) and cultivated area (green), the car park and gates which enable essential vehicle access to the allotments and Trading Hut. The proposed substation development site (red lined) prevents access to BAGS car park and the public footpath to Brentham Meadows. The proposed 2 bed house