The Planning Application Committee meeting on Tuesday 26th of April 2022 was as many other meetings in appearance. However, seen a few weeks later, it was very special in several aspects. First…
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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…
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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. Now the construction as…
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Last november, Peabody, St John’s Hill won Best Large Housing Development Award (Above 25 Units) 2016.…
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 –…
Continue Reading »Northcote ward councillors Peter Dawson, Martin Johnson and Jenny Browne have requested a meeting with Peabody to discuss the Construction Management Plan.…
Continue Reading »The Mayor of London has confirmed on Tuesday the decision to grant permission for the redevelopment of the Peabody estate at Clapham Junction.…
Continue Reading »Peabody in Wandsworth Guardian
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These articles were published in the Wandsworth Guardian on Thursday 26th 2012. Click on the articles to see bigger.…
Continue Reading »Peabody in South London Press
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This article was published in South London Press on Tuesday 24th 2012. Click on the article to see bigger.…
Continue Reading »Peabody: How officers mislead the councillors
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Author: Cyril Richert You probably heard that Peabody’s proposal was approved on Wednesday following planning officer’s recommendation (our report here). You might also have seen our open letter published a…
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