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Next Steps - updated on 16th May 2022
This year will be spent appointing a suitable development partner, who will work with the Council to build the new homes in the coming years. There will also be announcements to come in the months ahead about the opening of the leaseholder buy-back programme and the award of Decant Status for secure tenants.
February Consultation
Here's what we showed you at the February consultation.
Proposed Plans
The existing site
The proposed site
Proposed overview
Landscape masterplan
Inner Street and public realm
Proposed visuals
Proposed visuals
Proposed visuals
Planning Application
The Council’s Development Committee granted planning consent for regeneration to proceed on 21st March 2022.
The planning reference for this application is PA/21/02703 should you wish to view the planning application and associated documents on the council's planning portal.
Timeline
Rehousing Documents
Following a series of tenure specific consultation workshops held in December 2020, please view the document section to view the tenure specific rehousing guides. If you have any questions on these, please contact a member of the team by emailing clichyestate@towerhamlets.gov.uk
Find out more about this scheme
Read more about the result and what it means for residents and the community.
Why does the council need to build more homes?
Why Harriott, Apsley and Pattison (HAP) Houses?
Design principles for the new development
What regeneration will deliver
What we showed you in September 2020
What we showed you in December 2020
What we showed you in March 2021
What we showed you in May 2021
Next Steps - updated on 16th May 2022
This year will be spent appointing a suitable development partner, who will work with the Council to build the new homes in the coming years. There will also be announcements to come in the months ahead about the opening of the leaseholder buy-back programme and the award of Decant Status for secure tenants.
February Consultation
Here's what we showed you at the February consultation.
Proposed Plans
The existing site
The proposed site
Proposed overview
Landscape masterplan
Inner Street and public realm
Proposed visuals
Proposed visuals
Proposed visuals
Planning Application
The Council’s Development Committee granted planning consent for regeneration to proceed on 21st March 2022.
The planning reference for this application is PA/21/02703 should you wish to view the planning application and associated documents on the council's planning portal.
Timeline
Rehousing Documents
Following a series of tenure specific consultation workshops held in December 2020, please view the document section to view the tenure specific rehousing guides. If you have any questions on these, please contact a member of the team by emailing clichyestate@towerhamlets.gov.uk
Find out more about this scheme
Read more about the result and what it means for residents and the community.
Why does the council need to build more homes?
Why Harriott, Apsley and Pattison (HAP) Houses?
Design principles for the new development
What regeneration will deliver
What we showed you in September 2020
What we showed you in December 2020
What we showed you in March 2021
What we showed you in May 2021
October 2021 - Final residents design consultation
Thank you to all those that attended our consultation on Thursday 30th September and Saturday 2nd October. It was great to see you again. For those who were unable to attend, please find below the boards giving details of what was discussed at these events.
Proposed Housing Design
Proposed Landscape Design
July Consultation
Thank you to all those that attended our consultation on Thursday 22nd July and Saturday 24th July. It was great to see you again. For those who were unable to attend, please find below the boards giving details of what was discussed at these events.
May Consultation - Architecture and Landscape
Video Presentations
Thank you to all those that attended our outdoor consultation events on Thursday 20th May and Saturday 22nd May. It was great to see you again. For those who were unable to attend, please find below the videos giving details of what was discussed at these events.
This video presentation talks about the progress on the design of the new buildings.
This video presentation gives information on the design progress of the new landscape for the Clichy Estate.
March Design Consultation
For the residents who were unable to attend the design consultations which were held on Thursday 18th March and Saturday 20th March, please find below the video of the presentation which was shown at the events.
The images below show the designs that were presented at the event.
March 2021 - Wider Estate Consultation
Video Presentation
11th and 13th March 2021
For those residents who were unable to attend the March 2021 wider estate consultation events, please find below the video of the presentation which was shown at the events.
The images below show the designs that were presented in the recent consultation.
Key Points
December 2020 consultation video
For those residents who were unable to attend the December 2020 consultation events, please find below the video of the presentation which was shown at the events.
The average cost of renting a flat in Tower Hamlets is now more than the average household income. There are already more than 19,000 households on the housing register in need of an affordable home and more than 2,000 households are living in temporary accommodation. Although more new homes were built in Tower Hamlets in 2018 than anywhere else in the UK, the average price is now 22 times the average salary, so our residents often can’t afford to buy them.
In response, the council has committed to delivering 2,000 new council homes. These genuinely affordable homes will include properties big enough for families. One in ten will be wheelchair accessible.
At just eight square miles, space to build in Tower Hamlets is in short supply. We’re making the most of land that we already own, including buildings no longer used as they once were.
But that isn’t enough. We also need to look closely at whether there is room for us to increase the number of homes on existing estates.
We can do this by finding ‘infill sites’ or gaps on estates where new buildings can go. We’re also looking carefully to see if we can redevelop existing estates to replace older buildings with ones that are modern, better designed and crucially, that provide more council homes for our residents.
Read next: why Harriott,Apsley and Pattison (HAP) houses
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We have looked closely at all the estates across the borough to identify where there is the best opportunity to increase the amount of council housing. We found that not only does the area around Harriott, Apsley and Pattison (HAP) Houses have room to accommodate new homes, there will be space for a new mosque and improved open spaces.
Read next: Our promise to residents
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Read next: Design principles for the new development
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The council is committed to providing high quality, well designed homes and surroundings to create healthy and sustainable environments where people want to live. We will deliver a mix of home sizes to meet the local housing need, with a combination of flats and duplexes and a mix of tenures for families with children and for small and single person households.
Landscaped spaces will include trees, planting, grassed areas and children’s play areas. Biodiversity will be key in planning planting, buildings will be laid out to maximise daylight and sunlight, while homes will be energy efficient. Developments will be well connected, with safe and active streets designed to reduce antisocial behaviour. We will enhance and continue to build a strong sense of community and belonging in any development.
Read next: What regeneration will deliver
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A mixed, cohesive and sustainable community.
Good quality and well-designed homes that will meet residents housing needs.
More social rented homes.
More family sized homes.
Private amenity space to all properties with a gap between homes and public areas to provide privacy for ground floor properties.
Safer streets and homes through good design and improved lighting.
New, usable communal areas creating attractive green spaces for residents.
Energy efficient homes.
Homes built to minimise noise nuisance.
Improved and secure provision for bins and bike stores.
Maximised green space by keeping car use to a minimum.
A home adapted to your needs, if you have a disability.
All homes will benefit from at least the national standard required for storage.
Family units with three or more bedrooms will have separate kitchens.
Wherever possible, two bedroom homes will have options for separate or open plan kitchens and living space.
Read next: What we showed you in September
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The Mayor and his Cabinet have approved the scheme at the Cabinet meeting on 15th December 2021.
Following the preparation of detailed designs for the development, we have submitted a planning application for this scheme. As part of the full planning application process, the Local Planning Authority will carry out its own consultation on the proposals and residents views will be heard and considered by the Strategic Development Committee before a decision is made.
Project Officer
Phone | 0207 364 7799 |
clichyestate@towerhamlets.gov.uk |