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UPDATE: We have now received planning permission from Southwark Council and the Mayor of London. Construction will begin at the end of 2012.
UPDATE: To download up-to-date exhibition boards of the proposals please click HERE
Notting Hill Housing is bringing forward regeneration proposals for Edmund Street, Camberwell in Southwark.
The Edmund Street site is part of the Southwark Council’s Elmington Regeneration Programme. Notting Hill Housing, a registered housing provider, has been selected to bring forward plans to develop a residential scheme on the site.
We have now received planning permission to begin development, which will start at the end of 2012, continuing in phases and completing in 2015.
Thank you to all those who have taken part in the consultation and development process so far.
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Edmund Street forms part of the Southwark Council’s Elmington Regeneration Programme.
The Elmington Estate is located in the heart of Camberwell, between Southampton Way and Camberwell Road, with Burgess Park to the north.
Southwark Council’s Cabinet approved, in outline, the continuing regeneration of the Elmington estate in 2009. This new strategy has three strands:
- Allowing a registered provider (Notting Hill Housing) to develop new homes on the two empty sites on either side of Edmund Street.
- Refurbishing some of the Elmington low rise blocks in the middle of the Elmington Estate.
- Redeveloping the other Elmington low-rise blocks around Benhill Road, Houseman Way and Brisbane Street.
Information taken from the Southwark Council’s website.
Notting Hill Housing is currently consulting on the first strand of this strategy regarding the two empty sites on either side of Edmund Street.