2M Group
Speaking up for the community
The group, which took its name from the 2 million residents of the original 12 authorities, now represents a combined population of 5 million people and was successful in 2010 in overturning plans for a third runway at the airport.
Members are keen to reduce night flights, preserve the relief provided to residents by runway alternation and strengthen noise and air quality controls in the areas around the airport. The group is not anti-Heathrow but works together to improve the environment and protect the quality of life for local people.
The membership is made up of the London Boroughs of:
Brent | Camden | Ealing | Greenwich | Hammersmith and Fulham | Haringey | Harrow | Hillingdon | Hounslow | Islington | Kensington and Chelsea | Kingston | Lambeth | Lewisham | Merton | Richmond | Southwark | Sutton | Wandsworth
and the boroughs of:
Reading | Slough | Windsor and Maidenhead | Wycombe | South Bucks
- Coalition government cancels runway
- Councils win High Court Challenge
- The previous government's expansion plans
- The 2007 consultation
- Proposed runway maps
- Where you live: how extra flights could affect you
- All day flights on existing runways
- High Speed Rail - an alternative to expansion
- Response to DfT consultation on economic regulation for airports
- London Assembly scrutiny - November 2009
- A new aviation regulator
- Ways to have your say
- In the media
- Contact us
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Latest news
Noise fears over runway changes
Local residents living under the Heathrow flightpath face the prospect of all-day noise for six weeks starting next month.
23 August 2010
Heathrow - better local links not high speed hub
The council has welcomed a new report which calls for better and more integrated local rail connections at Heathrow but has repeated its concerns about the impact of a direct high speed link.
22 July 2010
Heathrow service must stop at Putney
The council has welcomed plans for a direct rail service linking Heathrow and Waterloo, but says that it must include a stop at Putney.
2 July 2010
BAA admit defeat on runway
Heathrow Airport owners BAA have admitted defeat in their battle to win approval for a third runway.
25 May 2010
Joy as new Government cancels third runway
Wandsworth Council leader Edward Lister has welcomed today’s confirmation that that the new Government will cancel the third runway.
12 May 2010

