Classic search
419 results
Premises Licence
A premises licence is required if any business or other organisation that offers the following activities on a permanent basis.
Serial fly-tipper fined over £9000 in court
Serial fly-tipper featured in Redbridge’s Wall of Shame video clips fined over £9000 in court
Locally Listed Building - Garden Walls rear of 211-233 Oaks Lane - Garden Walls rear of 211-233 Oaks Lane, Newbury Park, Ilford - Map - Redbridge
Circa 1800. Surviving north and west walls of rectangular, kitchen garden enclosure associated with Aldborough Hall. Walls are constructed of plum red bricks, mixed bond, predominantly Flemish.
Pollution
‘Air quality’ describes the cleanliness of the air we breathe, and ‘poor air quality’ means that the air is polluted with gases and particles which are harmful to our health.
https://www.redbridge.gov.uk/business/environmental-health/pollution
Adapting your home
You can make adaptations to your home, which may involve building works to help you manage and stay independent.
https://adultcare.redbridge.gov.uk/adapting-your-home
Supported living
Supported living allows people with disabilities or mental health to maintain independence within the community.
https://adultcare.redbridge.gov.uk/supported-living
Minor Variation
Any minor changes to a premises licence or club premises certificate that fall into one of four categories may be considered under the minor variation process.
Building an extension
Building an extension can involve legal, planning and construction issues. Before you start, it pays to have a good idea of what goes into building an extension. This page gives an idea of some of things to consider if you’re thinking about building an extension.
https://www.redbridge.gov.uk/planning-and-building/building-control/building-an-extension
Locally Listed Building - The Fortification, Wanstead Park - The Fortification, Wanstead Park, Wanstead - Map - Redbridge
C18 early. Model fortress on the Vaubun principle set in lake. Octagonal moat. Pentagonal centre with five bastions.
Laing's Estate - Map - Redbridge
The area covers planned development by John Laing and Sons. The estate was laid out and constructed in the 1930s. The area comprises of two-storey, detached and semi-detached dwellings set along a series of long, curved roads. The properties are neo-Georgian in style that mirror in design. The dwellings are set back from the roads which are lined with trees.
https://my.redbridge.gov.uk/map/local-character-areas/laing-s-estate
