With the recent publishing of the safeguarded route for the Crossrail 2 lines, Wandsworth Council finds himself at odds with its plans to construct a cluster of tall building on…
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Planning outrage doesn’t happen only in Wandsworth, and here is an example of developers’ cow-boys hand-in-glove with Lambeth Council . Author: WPR Residents Group How would you feel if you were…
Continue Reading »PCS sales is off as the developer pulled out
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Author: Cyril Richert PCS (Public and Commercial Services Union) at Clapham Junction is no longer planning to sell its building immediately. A plan was revealed last November for PCS to ask…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Another very high tower has been recommended for approval in March (2014/6909), within the close vicinity of Clapham Junction. Just beside the Grade II listed Cremorne/Battersea railway bridge, Barratt…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Following our article on the redevelopment of Garatt Lane (South Thames College), including a 26 storey tower, Wandsworth Council has approved the proposal (no surprise, as this is the Council’s own…
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On the evidence of latest exhibition at York Library on the Winstanley/York regeneration plans, it is obvious that not only have our previous concerns and comments been completely ignored by Wandsworth…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Following the rejection by the government inspector of Wandsworth Council’s planning policy submission, a new series of documents were open to comments until Friday 28th November 2014. The…
Continue Reading »Winstanley/York redevelopment exhibition
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An update exhibition for the regeneration of the Winstanley and York Road estates will take place at York Gardens Library at the following dates: 3pm – 8pm, Wednesday 19 November…
Continue Reading »Another tower proposed near Lombard Road
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Author: Cyril Richert Another planning application came out last month (2014/5357) to build a 14 storey tower at 56 – 66 Gwynne Road SW11 3UW, just behind the development site…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert It’s with surprise that we discovered last week that a planning application (2014/5052) was submitted to convert the entire PCS office building (Public and Commercial Services Union) at…
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