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2016年8月23日星期二

Nearly 10,000 people have signed a petition against concrete factories at the Olympic park

Imagine, joy of joys, scraping together a deposit for your first home next to the old Olympic site, which for Zone 2 is one of the few places where you still feel like you can breathe. Everything is hunky dory – until six weeks after you move in you find out your new neighbours might come in the form of four giant concrete and asphalt factories. That'd suck, right?
Nearly 10,000 people have signed a petition against proposals submitted to the London Legacy Development Corporation, (tasked with protecting the 2012 Olympic legacy) which include three concrete mini batching plant and an asphalt production plant on a site bordered by residential buildings, the London Athletics Centre and the UCL East campus.
Local resident Emma Critchley is just one of many worried about the affect the extra pollution will have on her health and the surrounding area and you only need to scroll through the comments below the petition to see that this is not the Olympic legacy most Londoners had in mind.

Critchley says: 'So much good could be done with that land, which retains its industrial use and fits in line with the ethos of the area. Something that actually draws people to the area and makes it even more desirable than it already is.'
The plans would see an estimated 900 heavy goods vehicles clog the roads to and from the Queen Elizabeth Park and all that concrete dust, exhaust and asphalt fumes can't sit well with asthma sufferers, alfresco diners or with mayor Sadiq Khan's plans to battle London's toxic air.
A representative from the mayor's office is an observer on the LLDC board, but a statement issued to The Guardian said the mayor 'had no powers to get involved in decision making.'
The LLDC said it would not comment on planning applications currently under consideration.

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2016年7月12日星期二

Compact mobile batching plant for Spurs’ new stadium

Building materials supplier Tarmac, part of the CRH group these days, has bought a Rapid Transbatch compact mobile batching plant for Spurs’ new stadium.

Northern Ireland-based Rapid International recently supplied the Transbatch batching plant to Tarmac for on-site production of readymix concrete for the construction of Tottenham Hotspurs’ new 61,000-seat football stadium. The stadium, scheduled for completion ahead of the 2018/19 season, is part of the larger Northumberland development project, which includes new homes, a supermarket, a primary school, a public square, a university technical college and new administration buildings for the football club. Mace is managing the project and has brought in Tarmac as concrete subcontractor for the scheme.
Tarmac selected the Rapid Transbatch for its high output and its mobility. The project calls for concrete outputs of 80m3 per hour; the Transbatch can manage up to 100m3 per hour.
Tarmac readymix business manager Steve Hyde said: “The football club was very interested in the ultra-mobile concept as the concrete mini batching plant has to move to a different location mid project. They needed, however, to meet the 80m3 per hour requirements of their contractors.”