Finally, regarding water and drainage.
Many of the objections focus on concerns that are either speculative, outdated, or misunderstand the design and planning processes already in place. The drainage and water management strategies have been carefully considered and adjusted to account for existing and future risks, including climate change, infrastructure capacity, and flooding. The objections also fail to acknowledge that Thames Water and other relevant bodies are already working with the developers to ensure capacity and sustainability. The measures proposed, such as greywater recycling, rainwater harvesting, and surface water management through SuDS, are standard practices designed to minimise the environmental impact and should be considered appropriate given the nature of the project.