Clapham Junction resident, living just beside the Peabody Estate.
More than ten years after the initial scheme was approved by Wandsworth Council (with a lot of controversy, as officers mislead the committee and the vast majority of the local…
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George Peabody would be shocked! What is going on at Peabody Clapham Junction? In the new development, there is parking where ‘No Parking’ is clearly marked. Scaffolding already on one…
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Peabody are leafleting the residents and ‘wider neighbourhood’ (although avoiding community groups apparently!) about a public consultation during the 1st week of September on their redesign plans. WHERE: The consultation events will all…
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Phase 1 of the redevelopment (153 homes) was completed in April 2016 and includes 80 homes for social rent, 6 shared ownership and 67 private sale. During 2016 the Phase 2…
Continue Reading »I find it quite shocking that Blacks have just undergone a major refit and ignoring any access for wheelchair users and people with buggies. For Clapham Junction station, it is…
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After 6 months of disruption to local businesses and residents, St John’s Road now has new pavement, which, thanks to the heavy rain is looking much better than back in…
Continue Reading »At the initiative of the Labour Group, a motion citing the public opposition to tall buildings and excessive development (as expressed so often by the Wandsworth Society, the Battersea Society…
Continue Reading »On Tuesday, April 16th, was organised the Planning Forum at Wandsworth Borough Town Hall. You will find below some comments and feedback. As usual, they do not intend to replace…
Continue Reading »How can Wandsworth Planning Officers continue to work with developers and ignore the research concerning high rise developments? Policy Exchange think tank has launched its report on 24th January –…
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