It comes out in the same place as the Blackwall tunnel, that is where we live. Climate protesters stage Silvertown Tunnel protest at City Hall Assembly members Caroline Pidgeon (left) and Caroline Russell accept the protesters’ letter to Sadiq Khan Climate change activists have protested outside City Hall this morning as part of a new campaign against the planned Silvertown Tunnel.

These consider:Preliminary regeneration and development impact assessmentThese reports contain supplementary information about the Silvertown Tunnel scheme or its impacts. Three Extinction Rebellion protestors were arrested after they chained themselves to a drilling platform on the Thames to protest a planned road tunnel under the river. If you have a complaint about the editorial content which relates to inaccuracy or intrusion, then please The consortium is made up of Aberdeen Standard Investments, BAM PPP PGGM, Cintra, Macquarie Capital and SK Engineering & Construction.The contract has been published as part of our commitment to transparency. He claimed there are “clear gaps” in the business case for the tunnel, and said the environmental impact will be serious. The scheme will reduce congestion at the Blackwall Tunnel and improve the reliability and resilience of the wider road network.

We will also explain to local residents and businesses how we plan to minimise the environmental impact of the work.Once the Silvertown Tunnel opens, drivers must pay a user charge for using either the Blackwall or the Silvertown Tunnel. Campaigners against the Silvertown tunnel at City Hall. It demonstrates why it is a suitable response to the site and its setting, taking into account existing and future planned development and that it can be adequately and safely accessed.

He said many people are unaware of the £1.2 billion scheme, but there is significant opposition.

Transport for London states that the project will alleviate traffic around the Blackwall Tunnel. It outlines the benefits of the scheme and how it meets its objectives.Also includes in Appendix C our 'Preliminary monitoring and mitigation strategy'. Last Updated: This website and associated newspapers adhere to the Independent Press Standards Organisation's Editors' Code of Practice. Protesters demanded London mayor Sadiq Khan cancel Silvertown road tunnel project Mattha Busby and Jessica Murray Police arrive at the scene of the Extinction Rebellion protest … We will only start paying the consortium once the tunnel is open and available for use. It also sets out the design principles which will inform the detailed design, providing examples of how the scheme may develop in the future.Explains the proposed design of the scheme from an engineering perspective and sets out the assumed method of construction.Displays the physical elements of the scheme.

This was consulted on with relevant health related stakeholders and the results of this informed the development of the preliminary HIA.We commissioned market research to provide updated information on the opinions of businesses on the Silvertown Tunnel scheme.On 15 October 2014, we held an event to launch our consultation on the Silvertown Tunnel scheme. MSI Media Ltd is not responsible for the content of external sites The assessment outlines potential mitigation measures to achieve a positive impact.Assesses the scheme's impact on human health and wellbeing. It also examines road network impacts and impacts on public transport networks and walking and cycling.Sets out the outline scheme design. A spokesperson for the Mayor confirmed that the tunnel will go ahead, arguing that existing infrastructure is “antiquated and worn out”.

Last week the Government launched a review of TfL’s long term finances, with Mr Khan announcing his own independent review – and Silvertown protestors say both should consider the future of Silvertown. Extinction Rebellion protesters are planning to hold a demonstration at one of the entrances to the A102 on Friday as pressure mounts on London mayor Sadiq Khan to cancel the controversial Silvertown Tunnel road crossing..

... Silvertown tunnel will connect the Greenwich peninsula to the Royal Docks in Newham, and is expected to open in 2025. “If you look at all carefully at the economic case for Silvertown the benefits just disappear,” he said. “Introducing tolls on both the Blackwall tunnel and at Silvertown – and the extension of the Ultra Low Emission Zone from 2021 so that Silvertown will be within the area covered – will play a crucial role in tackling congestion, improving overall air quality and providing much-needed additional bus services across the river.” It will connect south of the River Thames with the access to the existing Blackwall Tunnel and north of the River Thames with the Tidal Basin Roundabout, in Silvertown, easing traffic congestion in this key London location. In a separate protest, activists dressed in white costume were seen marching around Greenwich Peninsula. Only Tower Hamlets supports the scheme – though all six councils are Labour led, aligned with the Mayor. Plan a journey and favourite it for quick access in the futureChoose postcodes, stations and places for quick journey planningChoose postcodes, stations and places for quick journey planning Five boroughs near the planned tunnel are against it, with Hackney and Newham particularly vocal and Southwark, Lewisham and Greenwich also opposing the plans or calling for a pause. Click the link in the orange box above for details. It considers the implementation of passive design measures, energy efficiency, and low and zero carbon technologies.Assesses the scheme's potential impacts on equalities groups. "He can talk the talk about cleaning up air, but the contradiction to building a motorway under the Thames and the damaging impact on people is unacceptable. The rig is believed to be carrying out preparatory work for the tunnel ahead of construction – though this has not been confirmed. "The protest took place ahead of Mayor's Question Time on Thursday, where Mr Khan told City Hall that a new tunnel was necessary as "doing nothing is not an option. Activists have already blocked roads in Lewisham, Deptford and Catford and now plan to do the same in Greenwich.