Author: Cyril Richert As reported in one of our previous article, the location of the old Children’s home site (50 Winstanley road) has been sold by Wandsworth Borough Council to…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Jane Ellison, MP for Battersea, distributed her latest leaflet this week focused on the Clapham Junction area. In view of the article published, I tried the interesting…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert According to Brightside October 2010, a new application for the Ram Brewery in Wandsworth town centre is expected early in the new year. Minerva, the company that…
Continue Reading »Wandsworth Town Station upgrade approved
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Author: Cyril Richert The council’s planning applications committee has approved plans by Network Rail to enhance Wandsworth Town Station on August 19th, 2010. The new building would be single storey…
Continue Reading »SW11 Literary Festival 2010
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Over the three weeks from the 9 to 30 September, you will have the opportunity to engage first hand with novelists, historians, poets, translators, screenwriters, journalists, essayists and thinkers. During writing…
Continue Reading »Just a thought… Why is there no post box around the biggest interchange and one of the major train station in England? All post boxes are about 1/2 mile from…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert As published in October 2009, the Council approved the redevelopment of the site along Grant Road (Griffon House & Lanner House 6 Grant Road SW11) involving demolition…
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As I wrote on Thursday, the report of Colin Ball, the Inspector on the Ram Brewery Public Inquiry recommended that Application for erection of 2 towers at the northern end…
Continue Reading »>> Your chance to contribute: tell us what your think on Clapham Junction station redevelopment Author: Cyril Richert We have just received the decision of the Secretary of State regarding the…
Continue Reading »>> Your chance to contribute: tell us what your think on Clapham Junction station redevelopment Author: Julia Matcham The application for redevelopment of the site called “HiQ Tyreservices” (76 – 80…
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