Spring 2019 Consultation

Church Street market

Spring 2019 consultation

 

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Site A

Blackwater, Cray, Ingrebourne, Lambourne, Pool, shop fronts on Edgware Road, and market pitches in front of these buildings on Church Street.

Currently there are 145 homes and around 31 shop fronts.

Site B

Eden, Lea, Medway, Ravensbourne, Roding, Wandle, and market pitches in front of these buildings on Church Street.

Currently there are 176 homes.

Site C

Colne, Darent, Derry, Isis, Windrush, Mole, Kennet, shop fronts on Edgware Road, and market pitches in front of these buildings on Church Street.

Currently there are 139 homes and around 21 shop fronts.

Lilestone Street sites

Penn House, 4 Lilestone Street; Gayhurst House, 6-12 Lilestone Street; Greenside Community Centre.

There are currently 43 homes at Gayhurst House and 6-12 Lilestone Street which are the sites we are consulting on in the options consultation.

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Options being considered

The options for sites A, B and C are: 

 

Option 1: Maintain 

This is basically ‘business as usual’, with maintenance continuing at current levels. This option would see no change to the current situation for leaseholder or tenants.

More details on option 1   

Option 2: Refurbishment 

This is similar to option 1, but would be a higher quality maintenance programme, which takes place over a shorter timescale. As with option 1, all rented properties would be maintained to the Government’s Decent Homes Standard.

 More details on option 2 

Option 3 – Part redevelopment, part refurbishment

This would see some buildings in sites A, B & C replaced, and others undergo enhanced maintenance as in Option 2. Replacement properties would be built to modern standards, and would be economical to run and more comfortable to live in.  

More details on option 3 

Option 4 – Full redevelopment 

This includes the full replacement of all buildings in sites A, B & C.  This is the approach we showed you in the Masterplan. Residents, including those in the properties on Edgware Road, would leave their current homes and move in to new ones in the local area..

More details on option 4

 

Church Street market alternative

Option 1 - Maintain 

This is basically ‘business as usual’, with maintenance continuing at current levels. This option would see no change to the current situation for leaseholder or tenants

More details

Option 2 - Refurbishment

This is similar to option 1, but would be a higher quality maintenance programme, which takes place over a shorter timescale. As with option 1, all rented properties would be maintained to the Government’s Decent Homes Standard.

More details

Option 3 – Part development, part refurbishment

This would see some buildings in sites A, B & C replaced, and others undergo enhanced maintenance as in Option 2. Replacement properties would be built to modern standards, and would be economical to run and more comfortable to live in.  

More details

Option 4 – Full re-development

This includes the full replacement of all buildings in sites A, B & C.  This is the approach we showed you in the Masterplan. Residents, including those in the properties on Edgware Road, would leave their current homes and move in to new ones in the local area.

More details

Gayhurst house

The options for Gayhurst House are:  

Option 1: Maintain 

This is basically ‘business as usual’, with maintenance continuing at current levels. This option would see no change to the current situation for leaseholder or tenants. 

 More details on option 1 

Option 2: Enhanced maintenance

This is similar to option 1, but would be a higher quality maintenance programme which takes place over a shorter timescale. As with option 1, all rented properties would be maintained to the Government’s Decent Homes Standard. 

More details on option 2 

Option 3 – Full redevelopment 

This includes the full redevelopment of the entire Lilestone Street site, including the redevelopment of Gayhurst House and 6-12 Lilestone Street. This is the approach we showed you in the Masterplan, and provides more new homes than the original Masterplan design.

More details on option 3

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Have your say

We want to know how well you think the these options will meet the needs of all of the people and businesses who make up the Church Street community.  


You can submit your feedback on each of the options by taking our survey available on this websitePaper copies are also available by visiting the exhibition or contacting the Church Street Regeneration team. 

Have your say here 

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Next steps

Your feedback will help select options for the future of Church Street.  Once options have been selected, we will continue to work with you over the summer as we develop the plans.

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Support for residents

Westminster City Council is committed to supporting all households throughout any redevelopment work, should this take place. All secure tenants and resident leaseholders will have the right to move to a new home in any new development and a full support package will be provided.

Come and see us

The Church Street Regeneration team is always happy to discuss the project. Come in and see us in the Regeneration Base at 99 Church Street between 9am to 5pm, Monday – Friday.  

Get in touch  

Alternatively, you can contact the team by:  

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