1. Why would anyone able to afford to travel by helicopter to a world financial centre be in need of only a 'cheap' hotel ?
Business men today are not allowed to sped money onnexpences like before. When I say cheap hotel - It will still be of a business class standard and I bet it will be full all the time like all the ther budget hotels are now in the city.
2. Do you not think London City, whose airspace is pretty maxed-out at peak times, would have a view on things ?
Helicopter traffic does not need to affect fixed wing. We are not busy conpared with NY
3. The police and medical already have quite sufficient facilities of their own on the river. They have been here for a couple of hundred years.
At wapping their facities look quite dated and open air. Zzzzzzthey have no cover duing winter
5. If you were taken seriously, those of use who live in Docklands will see such a proposal off. As most waterfront areas in Docklands are now high-density residential this should be no surprise.
Have you been near city airport. they are still building next to an airport and people ar still buying. There are plenty of places along the thames to place this vessel
