Author: Cyril Richert Minerva Limited is proposing to redevelop the historic site in the centre of Wandsworth with 669 new homes and including a single skyscraper of 35 storey (166…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert The Council included explicit guidelines in its planning policy to prevent the use of eye-fish images on tall buidlings. The Development Management Policies Document now states, para…
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.…
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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.…
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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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Surprise and joy amongst Peabody’s team, huge relief on the officers faces. Peabody’s plan has been approved after more than 2 hours of “debate”. Motion to refuse proposed by Cllr…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Peabody’s redevelopment proposal will go before the Planning Application Committee on Wednesday 18th July 2012. The planning officer in charge of the dossier has ignored the objections…
Continue Reading »Peabody: Submission of the CJAG
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Author: Cyril Richert It as been confirmed on Tuesday that the Peabody’s redevelopment proposal will go before the Planning application Committee next week, on Wednesday 18th July. The planning officer…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert As the planning proposal for Peabody’s redevelopment is going ahead (with the Council officer recommendation for approval!) and will be seen before the Planning Committee on Wednesday…
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