Our local news magazine about Clapham Junction and around is renamed Clapham Junction Insider (CJI).…
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The Battersea Power Station opened its doors to the public for the first time after nearly 40 years on Friday 14 October 2022. If you went to the event, missed…
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CJAG becomes a hybrid local news media
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You are currently browsing the new CJAG website. We want CJAG News to be the hub of local news for the area of Clapham Junction and beyond, covering topics on…
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CJAG YouTube Channel
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CJAG has setup a channel on YouTube to host our videos. It includes: Public meetings organised by CJAG Special events and meetings Council speeches Planning application decisions …and some others…
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New approach to planning? My ass!
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After 1 hour of thirty six minutes of debates at the last meeting of the year a few days ago, Councillor Ravi Govindia, leader of Wandsworth Council, gave his view…
Continue Reading »April’s fool joke: why it does work
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Author: Cyril Richert We’ve received many emails since Thursday, reacting to our article on Arding and Hobbs’ proposal for a new 22-storeys hotel tower on top of the iconic building;…
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Planning Application Comment Generator
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The Clapham Junction Action Group is providing an online tool to help you shape your comment on any planning application, both quickly and efficiently (i.e. with the necessary planning jargon…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Yes, as many of you spotted, yesterday’s publication was of course specific to April fool’s day (the clue was in the date!) However, independently of Wandsworth Council,…
Continue Reading »Following the decision to defer (not withdraw as it is often misrepresented!) on the 17 storeys scheme in Swandon Lane (Homebase site), the Wandsworth Guardian published the following article on 8th…
Continue Reading »Will London become New York or Dubai?
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An article was posted 2 weeks ago on the Independent, showing how London might look like if all its planned skyscraper are built. It is based on the work of Stephen Smith of…
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