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Roehampton regeneration

Introduction

Regenerating Roehampton logoThe regeneration and improvement of Roehampton is a crucial priority and since 2004 we have made a concerted effort to improve and regenerate the area.

We have concentrated our activities on these five sites:

  • Site A: Recreation Centre
  • Site B: Boys Club
  • Site C: The Co-op block
  • Site D: Danebury Avenue Shops
  • Site E: Allbrook House/Library

As a result of local residents' comments, the Recreation Centre (site A) was expanded and refurbished and
re-opened as the Roehampton Sport and Fitness Centre in January 2008.

Roehampton site mapWorking together for Roehampton

Working together with the Roehampton Partnership, we are committed to regenerating the Danebury Avenue area and creating an attractive new centre for local people and businesses.

All parties are keen to take advantage of the new opportunities presented by, for example, the expansion of Roehampton University and redevelopment of Queen Mary's Hospital.

We aim to:

  • Create a vibrant new heart for Roehampton
  • Improve the look and feel of the area
  • Make the area safer
  • Provide better shopping and leisure facilities
  • Make Roehampton more attractive to people from outside the area

The key to all these proposals is their ability to attract new investment to the area and provide viable schemes.

Each of the different options has now been tested and our initial proposals can be found in the committee report to the Regeneration and Community Safety OSC on 4 September 2008. A planning application was submitted in September 2008 but, after lengthy discussions with the Greater London Authority, and the effects of the continuing recession was withdrawn in November 2009 in order to further assess its viability.

Wandsworth is currently considering a number of options for improving central Roehampton.

In October 2010 the Roehampton Trust was launched. The Trust is led by local people and aims to encourage the creativity, acitivity and involvement of loca residents to make it a better place to live and work. The Council fully supports the Trust's vision and objectives.

You can download newsletters, reports and plans and consultation results

More information and contacts

Contact Steve Diamond, Deputy Economic Development Officer, on 020 8871 6205 or by email to sdiamond@wandsworth.gov.uk

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