Issue 86, 26 October - Barking & Dagenham

26 October 2012
Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as
amended, and all other enabling legislation and powers,
and after consultation with the Commissioner of Police
of the Metropolis in accordance with Parts III and IV of
Schedule 9 of the Act, intend to make the above mentioned
orders.
The effect of these orders will be to amend the London
Borough of Barking and Dagenham (Special Parking
Areas) (No.1) Order 1994 so as to prohibit waiting at any
time and loading and unloading at any time at junctions
within the following areas:
1. Amendment 43 relates to the Geneva Gardens area, at
the junctions of the following roads:
Whalebone Lane North, Mill Lane, Beresford Gardens,
Cavendish Gardens, Lansbury Avenue, Morley Road,
Pemberton Gardens, Geneva Gardens, Adelaide Gardens,
Yew Tree Gardens, Cedar Avenue, Henley Gardens,
Melbourne Gardens, East Road, The Close, North Road,
East Park Close, Portland Gardens, Tolworth Gardens and
Havering Gardens.
2. Amendment 44 relates to the Leftley Estate, at the
junctions of the following roads:
Sudbury Road, Cavendish Gardens, Woodbridge Road,
Stratton Drive, Beccles Drive, Manor Road, Brockdish
Avenue, Halsham Crescent, oulton Crescent, Dereham
Road, Sandringham Road, Sheringham Drive, Bradfield
Drive, Westrow Drive, Hepworth Gardens, upney Lane,
Clare Gardens, The Drive, Cornwall Close, oakley
Avenue and Melford Avenue.
Copies of the draft order together with a plan and
statement of the Council’s reasons for proposing this order
are available for inspection at the Planning Application
desk, Town Hall, Barking and at the offices of the Chief
Executive, Civic Centre, Dagenham between the hours of
9.00am and 4.00pm Monday to Friday.
Any objections and other representations to the proposed
order must be made in writing stating the grounds on
which they are made and sent for the attention of Mr
Saba Nathan to the address below, within 21 days of the
publication date of this Notice.
Dated this 27th day of october 2012
Darren Henaghan
Corporate Director of Customer Services
Room 109
Town Hall
Barking
Essex
IG11 7Lu
NoTIcE oF MaKING
LoNDoN BoRoUGH oF BaRKING aND
DaGENHaM
(MoNTEaGLE aVENUE, BaRKING) (No
RIGHT TURN)
oRDER 2012
Notice is hereby given that the Council of the London
Borough of Barking and Dagenham on 17th october 2012
made the above mentioned orders under Sections 6 and
Parts I to IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation
Act 1984, as amended.
The effect of this order will be to prohibit any vehicle
from making a right turn from Monteagle Avenue into
Fanshawe Avenue, Barking.
The order, which will come into force on 27th october
2012, and other documents giving more detailed
particulars of the order, are available for inspection at the
Planning Application desk, Town Hall, Barking and at the
offices of the Chief Executive, Civic Centre, Dagenham
between the hours of 9.00am and 4.00pm Monday to
Friday.
Any person wishing to question the validity of the order,
or of any of its provisions on the grounds that they are
not within the powers of the Act, or that any requirement
of the Act or any Regulations under it have not been
complied with may do so within six weeks of the date of
the order by applying to the High Court.
Dated this 27th day of october 2012
Darren Henaghan
Corporate Director of Customer Services
Room 109
Town Hall
Barking
Essex
IG11 7Lu
PUBLIc NoTIcE
LIcENSING acT 2003
NoTIcE oF aPPLIcaTIoN FoR
PREMISES LIcENcE
An application has been made by The Anderson
Foundation to the London Borough of Barking and
Dagenham for a Premises Licence Application in respect
of MAP Plant, Brunswick House, Ripple Road, Barking,
Essex, IG11 0SL.
The licence concerns the sale of alcohol between the
hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday.
A record of this application may be inspected at the
offices of the Licensing Authority, at London Borough
of Barking & Dagenham (H&CS), 1st Floor Roycraft
House, 15 Linton Road, Barking IG11 8HE during
normal office hours (except public holidays) or at www.
barking-dagenham.gov.uk
Interested parties or responsible authorities can make
representations within 28 days. All representations must
be made in writing to the licensing authority at the above
address.
It is an offence for anyone to knowingly or recklessly
make a false statement in connection with an application,
and any person guilty of such an offence is liable on
summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 5 on the
standard scale/£5000.
PUBLIc NoTIcE
THE LoNDoN BoRoUGH oF BaRKING
aND DaGENHaM
ToWN aND coUNTRY PLaNNING acT
1990 (THE “acT”)
THE LoNDoN BoRoUGH oF BaRKING
aND DaGENHaM SToPPING UP oF
PaRT oF HIGHWaY BETWEEN LaND
aDJacENT To 53 To 57 LoNDoN
RoaD, BaRKING, ESSEX oRDER 2012
THE MAYOR AND BuRGESSES OF THE LONDON
BOROuGH OF BARKING AND DAGENHAM
(“THE COuNCIL”) hereby gives notice that it has
made an order under section 247 of the above act and
shall be entitled the London Borough of Barking and
Dagenham Stopping up of part of Highway Between
Land Adjacent to 53 to 57 London Road, Barking, Essex
order 2012 in order to enable the development to be
carried out in accordance with the planning permission
granted under Part III of the Act to an application by BY
(Bouygues) Development Limited by the said Council
being the Local Planning Authority on 5 March 2012 to
Application Reference 11/00954FuL
COPIES OF THE ORDER MAY BE OBTAINED, free
of charge, on application to The Legal Practice, Barking
and Dagenham Council, Civic Centre, Wood Lane,
Dagenham RM10 7BN (quoting reference PRF 003098)
and may be inspected at all reasonable hours at the
offices of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham
at the above address.
ANY PERSoN AGGRIEVED BY THE oRDER and
desiring to question the validity thereof, or any
other provision contained therein, on the ground that
is it not within the powers of the above Act or that any
requirement of that Act or of any regulation
made thereunder has not been complied with in relation
to the order, may, within six weeks of 26 october 2012
apply to the High Court for the suspension or
quashing of the order or any provision contained
therein.
Fiona Taylor
Head of Legal and Democratic Services
ScHEDULE
Closure of part of the highway between 53 and 57
London Road, Barking to enable the construction of a
mixed-use development consisting of a 360 space car
park at ground floor and basement level with a first floor
supermarket over, 100 residential flats to the North Street
and London Road.
To place a public notice, send an email
to jayne.baumback@lbbd.gov.uk
Daggers’
away win
From back page
Williams struck just before
half time to give the Daggers
an interval lead.
He then repeated the trick
with the winner, just a couple
of minutes after Jack Lester
had levelled for the home
side. It left the team 17th in
the table with 14 points from
12 games.
With three of the next four
league games at home, the
Daggers now have the chance
to push even further away
from the drop zone.
Struggling
After a midweek visit from
Exeter, they face struggling
Aldershot on Saturday before
a trip to oxford united.
The third home game in
just over two weeks brings
pre-season title favourites
Rotherham to east London on
10 November.
There could even be a
fourth home game, as the FA
Cup first round takes place on
the weekend of 3-4 November.
The draw was made after
thenews went to press. Details
IT’S been a mixed start
to the season, with many
cup games interrupting the
scheduled league fixtures.
And we certainly could
have hoped for better than
an early exit from the FA
Cup and inconsistent league
results.
There have been many
positives over the last
month, though, with a visible
improvement not only
in our scorelines but also in
the way the team is playing.
We’re now starting
to show the quality we
expected at the start of the
season, with the new signings
bedding in nicely.
Since the start of
September we’ve played
11 games, five in the league
and six cup matches.
From those 11, there
were five victories –
over Barkingside and
London Tigers (FA Vase),
Sawbridgeworth Town and
FC Clacton (Essex Senior
Cup), and Hullbridge Sports.
Upturn
The upturn in form has put
us in a solid league position
that we can rise from,
and given us some progression
in both the FA Vase and
Essex Senior Cup.
The Barking Academy,
set up at the beginning of
this season, has proved
really beneficial already,
with Lemar Reynolds stepping
up and being involved
in the first team squad over
the past couple of games.
It’s exciting to see the
young players coming
through and showing their
quality at such a young age.
Saturday’s game saw
us take on Dunstable Town
in the first round proper
of the FA Vase, a game we
knew was going to be a real
challenge. Dunstable have
started the season unbeaten
DAVe SIMPSON/TGS PHOTO
SAM THE MAN: Twogoal
Sam Williams in
action for Dagenham &
Redbridge FC
of Dagenham’s opponents
will be on the club’s website,
www.daggers.co.uk
Sam Dennis
column
The Barking
FC central
defender writes
for thenews
and recorded an impressive
nine wins from their opening
12 games.
It was extremely tight for
the first 65 minutes – both
teams were trying to play
attractive football, but open
chances were nonexistent.
unfortunately, Dunstable
struck first, after 76 minutes.
It was more our own fault
than their good play that
gave them the lead.
We dug deep and created
a couple of good halfchances
that, on another day,
would have gone in.
But despite the fight, we
went on to concede two further
goals.
Gutted
We’re gutted to be knocked
out of the FA Vase, but every
player put in a hard shift,
and that’s all you can ask.
Looking ahead, the fixtures
continue to come thick
and fast. If we can maintain
the quality of play we’ve
shown over the past month,
then I’m sure it won’t be
too long before Barking are
climbing the table.
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