There are concerns with regard to the recent comments made in the press by those campaigning against the construction of a Crossrail 2 station on the site of Chelsea Fire Station.
From the London Weekly News:
"…
residents spearheading the grassroots campaign accused the council of
performing a “complete volte face” on previously-agreed plans for a site
in West Chelsea near the Cremorne Estate and misleading residents for
the sake of an “extravagant and wasteful scheme”."
Regret is being expressed that a station has not been built in West Chelsea near the Cremorne Estate.
Claims have also been made with regard to the Council's own consultation which are misleading:
"It
was revealed that “only 32 per cent” of residents had backed the
proposals for a station on the fire station site when consulted by the
council, with the rest calling for no station at all or one in the west."
But
our own analysis of the data collected by the Council during its own
consultation exercise into Crossrail 2 carried out between May and
August 2013 suggests that 59%, not 32%, supported the proposal to locate
the station on the site of the Chelsea Fire Station.
The article from the London Weekly News can be downloaded here.
The article from Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster Today can be downloaded here.
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