Business and Marketing

Locals Say No To Sam's Al Fresco Plans

19.05.12

Sam Harrison of well-known restaurant &lsquo. But local resident Loraine Pemberton said this would lead to increased noise for nearby residents, and they have now set up a counter petition. She said she did not believe Sam&rsquo. Why should the rights of the mionority to have peace and quiet be put up against the rights of these businesses to make extra money. A group of residents living near the Barley Mow Passage have opposed the plan to pedestrianise the area, claiming they are in a &lsquo. s website claiming pedestrianising the area would bring a 'continental atmosphere' and would benefit local business. Her neighbour Sally Shimmin said she wondered how emergency fire and ambulance vehicles were meant to access such properties as Voysey House and Barley Mow Business Centre if there were tables outside on the street. set up a petition on Hounslow Council&rsquo. s claims that in the recession, it would be good for business.

Source: ChiswickW4.com

Sam Wants Al Fresco Dining In Chiswick

19.05.12

A campaign to pedestrianise the Barley Mow Passage area for the summer months has been launched by Sam Harrison, owner of Sam&rsquo. The well-known restaurant owner is hoping to bring a continental feel to the area by having tables and chairs outside, serving lunch and early evening dinners when the area is closed to traffic. He has now launched a petition on the Hounslow Council website and wants local people in Chiswick to join him in his campaign. However I think it would add to the atmosphere of the area, and we are willing to work with local businesses and residents on the matter&rdquo. Local MP Mary Macleod has also visited the area to see for herself what he has in mind. The road has very little traffic and already has a pedestrianised feel to it, he says, but they would need for formalise set times in order for it to be feasible.

Source: ChiswickW4.com