Plans to erect buildings ranging from 7 to 15 storeys near the Tonsleys and Wandsworth Town train station, in place of the current Homebase store (p.a. 2016/7356), were rejected unanimously…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert On January 9th developers of the B&Q site organised a meeting to discuss their proposal. Since then, a planning application (p.a. 2017/0580) has been submitted for 14 residential…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert A new planning application (2016/7356) for the site of Homebase in Swandon Way (Wandsworth town) is being considered. It follows the decision at the end of March…
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 »Author: Cyril Richert Decision on Swandon Lane/Homebase planning application (p.a. 2015/6608) was deferred yesterday at the planning application committee meeting. While the Council’s officers recommended approval for the scheme including a…
Continue Reading »Author: Wandsworth Society Here is the objection sent by the Wandsworth Society to the Council, regarding Homebase site in Swandon lane redevelopment proposal (Application number 2015/6608). We object to the…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Planning application 2015/6608 is proposing the demolition of existing Homebase building and erection of three buildings ranging from 9 to 17 storeys with basement to provide a mixed use…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert A new map proposed by TfL to change the current gyratory system in central Wandsworth reveals that they are planning a nearly full removal of the current…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Several building, including a 25 storey tower, are proposed at the current site of Homebase, Swanden Way, near Wandsworth bridge roundabout.…
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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