Teviot Estate Regeneration Scheme Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO)
The Teviot Estate Regeneration Scheme is being undertaken by Teviot Estate Developments LLP (“Teviot LLP”) a joint-venture partnership between Poplar HARCA and The Hill Group (“Hill”). Poplar HARCA will be responsible for owning and managing the existing and future affordable housing developed on the site.
On 8th July 2025, the Strategic Development Committee resolved to grant planning permission subject to agreement of planning conditions and the completion of a s106 agreement. On 12th December 2025 the Planning Permission decision notice was issued.
The permission pertains to a hybrid application (Detailed and Outline )a planning application submitted on 17th June 2024 (planning ref. PA/24/00922).
Detailed Scheme – Phase 1
Phase 1- entails the construction 475 residential homes (Use Class C3) across buildings ranging in height from 1-20 storeys; flexible commercial; business and service floorspace (Use Class E); hard and soft landscaping works including public open space, access and highway alterations, car and cycle parking provision, and all other associated ancillary works.
The outline element of the masterplan comprises up to 1,453 new homes, up to 1,126 sqm (GEA) of flexible commercial, business and service floorspace, up to 1,932 sqm (GEA) of workspace including affordable workspace, up to 374 sqm of commercial/public house space, community and faith facilities, 23,115 sqm of public open spaces (including Langdon Park), 6,686 sqm of play space, improvements to Langdon Park and improved infrastructure and connectivity.
Phases
Teviot Estate Compulsory Purchase (CPO)
- The Teviot Estate Regeneration Scheme is being undertaken by Teviot Estate Developments LLP (“Teviot LLP”) a joint-venture partnership between Poplar HARCA (HARCA) and The Hill Group (“Hill”). The scheme will be delivered in 4 phases over a 15-year period. Delivering 1,928 new homes as the max parameter with 1,886 homes as the current forecast to be confirmed when each phase is designed in detail and a planning application is submitted.
- The proposed redevelopment of the Teviot Phase 1 site comprises a residential-led mixed-use development and is intended to deliver 475 new homes, flexible commercial business and service floorspace, hard and soft landscaping works including public open space, access and highway alterations and car and cycle parking provision. The redevelopment of the Teviot Phase 1 site forms the first phase of, and is expected to act as a catalyst for, the regeneration of the wider Estate, delivering economic, social and environmental benefits to the community. The Scheme will deliver both a qualitative and quantitative housing gain, as well as public open space to serve the local community.
- The Council has made a Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO), which will now be submitted to the Secretary of State for their consideration. A CPO is a legal process that allows the Council to acquire land interests by compulsion where it has not been possible to agree a voluntary purchase. Notices have been served on all parties with a land interest, site notices have been erected and notices will be published in the local press in order to widely publicise the making of the CPO.