“Chiswick residents Back Heathrow!”

Chiswick residents marked the Chancellor’s announcement of a third runway at Heathrow with a rally at the Chiswick Town Hall just two hours after Rachel Reeves’s landmark speech. 

In attendance were local councillors, representatives of West London businesses and over 70 local Back Heathrow supporters. 

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Heathrow Expansion "the right choice for Britain", says campaign group

Following the Chancellor’s recent confirmation of support for Heathrow’s third runway proposal, local campaign group Back Heathrow has warmly welcomed her decision.

 

Back Heathrow Executive Director, Parmjit Dhanda said: “This truly is a historic moment for our country. By backing Heathrow’s expansion, the Chancellor has backed growth. No new runways have been built in the South East since the 1940s, yet China plans to build 100 entirely new airports by 2035. A third runway at Heathrow will help secure Britain’s place in the global economy for generations to come.

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"Local People Back Heathrow" says campaign group

In response to the Heathrow CEO’s call for the government to indicate support for a third runway at Heathrow yesterday, Parmjit Dhanda (Executive Director of the Back Heathrow campaign group) said:

“We have over 100,000 local supporters who have been calling for successive governments to build this vital piece of infrastructure for many years.”

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Heathrow Boss Joins Local Residents at Back Heathrow Event

Back Heathrow supporters were joined by Heathrow’s CEO Thomas Woldbye, at the campaign group’s annual Summer Party last week.

The event was held at the Indian Gymkhana Club in Osterley, with nearly 400 hundred local residents from across West London in attendance, to celebrate the airport’s continued success, and to reaffirm their support for the airport’s growth.

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Heathrow protest ban a “victory for working people” - says Back Heathrow

Local campaign group Back Heathrow, welcomes the High Court’s decision to grant an injunction to Heathrow Airport, which will restrict eco-activist groups protesting on its property.

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UK-India cultural ties fuel Heathrow passenger growth

A growth in flights to India is helping Heathrow achieve its busiest year ever in 2024 – with Delhi and Mumbai now rising to sixth and eighth most popular destinations of the year so far.

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"Government decision on SAFs must be a turning point for jobs and clean air" say unions and Back Heathrow campaign

The UK government’s decision to mandate all airlines to use at least 10% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by 2030, has been welcomed by trade unions and the Back Heathrow campaign - which is currently running a local petition calling for cleaner air for communities around Heathrow, boosting SAF take-up and green jobs.

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“We can’t ignore Heathrow’s importance” say London Assembly election candidates

Over 60 Back Heathrow supporters turned out on Tuesday night to urge London Assembly and Parliamentary candidates from across the political spectrum, to support the introduction of sustainable aviation fuels, and work more closely with London’s biggest single site employer – Heathrow Airport.

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“Work With Heathrow for prosperity, sustainability and more jobs”, say local residents

Over 60 Back Heathrow supporters turned out on Wednesday night to urge GLA candidates across the political spectrum to work with Heathrow

The mood of the meeting was very supportive of the need for greater prosperity, sustainability and more Heathrow jobs for the Ealing & Hillingdon constituency of the London Assembly.

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Heathrow’s return to profit brings a smile to local businesses

Speaking at the Festival of Business held in Brentford last week, Parmjit Dhanda, Executive Director of Back Heathrow welcomed the news that Heathrow Airport had made a small profit last year.

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