Planning

Most Local Planning Authorities allow access to planning applications, including all the plans and other documents submitted with the application, and the decision notices on their websites. Ealing seems to be an exception to this - I may be missing something, but I've only managed to get basic details, e.g. this is the only info I can find on the main permission (so much for local democracy!):

Application - P/2004/1764
Location :	LAND AT NORTHALA FIELDS WESTERN AVENUE, DOLPHIN ROAD, UB5 6AH
Ward :	Greenford Broadway
Proposal:	Remodelling of existing landscape to create formal and informal public open space including mounding (by use of imported material), fishing lakes, water features and gardens, sport and play provision, meadows, open air events space, visitors centre, and two car parking areas (with access off "slip road" onto Western Avenue, and access off Kensington Road) (Environmental Impact Assessment Application) (Application for Deemed Consent by London Borough of Ealing) (Revised Application)
Decision, Date of Decision and Sent Date :	Grant With Conditions (17/06/04) [24/06/04]
Application Reference :	P/2004/1764

Conditions and Reasons

Time Limit - Full Permission