A paper published by the council at the beginning of October recommended that it needed to cut its budget by an extra £43m, which brings the total amounts it aims…
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How Clapham Junction transformed: 1745-2011
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As I was browsing the Council’s policy on Clapham Junction Conservation Area, I found fascinating the different maps showing how Clapham Junction has transformed through the years. It is especially…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert You surely know that larger pavement at the corner of Lavender Hill/Falcon Road, fronting the Revolution bar with 3 (young) trees. This is pictured on the top…
Continue Reading »Visioning for the future of Clapham Junction
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An interim Visioning report has been released before the Strategic planning Committee on September 16th. The final stage of the work is intended to be completed within the next two…
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As you might know, Councillors have to fill a form stating their personal interests and declare any potential conflict that could be suspected of altering their decisions during their council’s…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert At the beginning of August, the Mayor of London approved the permission granted by Wandsworth Borough Council (WBC) for the Ram Brewery Site. Actually Boris Johnson being…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Mark Field (Conservatives MP for Cities of London and Westminster) shared the concerns of Martin Linton (former Battersea MP) during the debate on tall buildings at the…
Continue Reading »CJTCP – meeting 15 August 2013: feedback
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As usual when I attend the Clapham Junction Town Centre Partnership (business associations) meeting, I give a quick feedback on some specific points that were discussed.…
Continue Reading »The Mayor of London has decided to approve Wandsworth Council on the Ram Brewery decision to grant planning permission on Wednesday 7 August.…
Continue Reading »With a government grant of £100,000 in hands, Wandsworth Council decided to commissioned a study on the five town centres of the borough. The Mosaic Partnership was asked to “identify…
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