US EditionCalls for a New South London Bridge Linking Residents to a Park Rejected as Council Says ‘Utterly Impractical’
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Calls for a new South London bridge linking residents to a park rejected as council says ‘utterly impractical’
Pleas to build a bridge over the River Thames linking residents to a popular South London park have been rejected. Kingston Council dismissed a petition to install a footbridge connecting Surbiton to Bushy Park, near Hampton Court Palace, which was signed by 907 residents before being submitted in December last year. Sanjeev Basi (pictured), who […]
Council rejects resident's petition to build bridge over River Thames - southlondon.co.uk
Pleas to build a bridge over the River Thames linking residents to a popular South London park have been rejected. Kingston Council dismissed a petition to install a footbridge connecting Surbiton to Bushy Park, near Hampton Court Palace, which was signed by 907 residents before being submitted in December last year. Sanjeev Basi, who lives in Surbiton, started the petition after becoming frustrated by the “inconvenience of current routes” to Bu…
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