The New Lammas Lands Defence Committee is based in Leyton, in the north-east of London.
It exists to defend and preserve the ancient Lammas Lands of Leyton as public open space, free from enclosure, encroachment, and inappropriate use. We also aim to promote their use and enjoyment, and increase understanding of their history and significance, by such means as guided walks, historical talks and social events held on the Lammas Lands. We are the re-formation of the original Leyton Lammas Lands Defence Committee founded in 1892 to "promote the interest of the inhabitants of the Parish in the Leyton Marshes or Lammas Lands".
The Committee holds monthly meetings at the Hornbeam Environmental Centre, in Hoe Street, London E17 9AH. Membership of the committee is open to anyone who supports our aims and pays the annual subscription (currently £12/£6 concessions).
Basketball courts planned for Leyton Marshes
The New Lammas Lands Defence Committee is opposed to the proposal by London 2012 (whatever that is?) to erect a temporary building on Leyton Marshes and have publicised our concerns in the local press.
Application Number 2011/1560
URGENT MEETING
Following the decision by Waltham Forest's Planning
Committee's on Tuesday 7th February 2012 to approve the ODA's application
for basketball courts on Leyton Marsh a meeting was arranged by local residents
and their supporters to discuss a campaign against the
development.
The meeting took place on
Monday 13th February 2012 at the Hare and Hounds,
PRESS COVERAGE
Hackney Gazette
Hackney Citizen
Waltham Forest Guardian
Contact us by email nlldcmail@googlemail.com
Waltham Forest Green Celebrations
Lee Valley Regional Park Authority
Games Monitor , who keep an eye on the 2012 Olympics.
The Planning page on the Waltham Forest website , from which the main page can be accessed and on which are links to the pages for each application.
New Lammas Lands Defence Committee
c/o Hornbeam Environmental Centre
458 Hoe Street
Leyton Green, London E17 9AH