More on the Decision
Tim Catchpole, Chair of Mortlake with East Sheen Society (MESS) has reviewed the Inspector’s Report. MESS has been a tower of support for MBCG, providing expert planning advice over the years and also significant funding towards our legal and expert representation at...
Planning Inspector backs the Developers
Following, the Planning inquiry towards the end of 2024, the Planning Inspector has finally issued his decision on the Stag Brewery Site. He has upheld the Appeals by Reselton Properties, paving the way for a dense residential development and a new secondary school...
WELCOME TO THE MORTLAKE BREWERY COMMUNITY GROUP
Welcome to the new Mortlake Brewery Community Group (MBCG) website designed and built by two of our Mortlake residents. We have decided to relaunch our website to coincide with the next stage of our campaign to ensure the Stag brewery site is developed for the benefit of the community.
This website incorporates our previous campaign website lovemortlake.org.uk and includes lots of information about the work of MBCG over the last few years in response to the proposed re-development of the Brewery. We are keen to encourage as many people as possible to use the website to share their thoughts and ideas for the future of the site.
Alongside Twitter and Facebook as well as mainstream media, we hope to mobilise residents of Mortlake, Barnes and East Sheen and across Richmond more broadly. Everyone who lives or works in our beautiful borough will be affected if the existing scheme goes ahead as proposed. We need to continue to put pressure on Richmond Council, the GLA and the developers to ensure that any future development is truly sustainable and benefits the whole community.
Please contact us if you want to post a blog or a photo and join with us to make your voice heard.
The MBCG Core Group
THE MARATHON PLANNING INQUIRY HAS WRAPPED UP
After two long sessions in November and December, and after 15 action-packed days of hearings, the Planning Inspector Mr. Glen Rollings...
Planning Inquiry Update
What’s happened so far? The Planning Inquiry on the Stag Brewery site has reached mid-point after 8 days of evidence presented to the...
PLANNING INQUIRY UPDATE
The Stag brewery closed down in 2014. Ten years later, the future of the site is still being hotly debated. Following an appeal to the...
PLANNING INQUIRY MOVED FURTHER AWAY IN TIME AND SPACE
MORTLAKE BREWERY PLANNING INQUIRY POSTPONED TO NOVEMBER
WHAT DO YOUR CANDIDATES THINK ABOUT THE DEVELOPMENT?
MBCG GENERAL ELECTION HUSTINGS MEETING
TUESDAY 25th JUNE 2024 7pm – 8.30 (OPEN FROM 6.30pm)
MBCG on target to challenge the planning inquiry from 29th May
STOP PRESS THE PLANNING INQUIRY HAS BEEN UNAVOIDABLY DELAYED. IT IS NO LONGER STARTING ON WEDNESDAY 29 MAY. WE HOPE IT WILL BEGIN ON JUNE...
£££ – DIG DEEP – MORTLAKE NEEDS YOUR HELP – FUNDING FOR A PLANNING INQUIRY – £££
What’s the latest on the Stag proposals? As posted in our last MBCG website news item the Stag Brewery proposals are now going to go to a...
Planning Inquiry date now fixed for the Mortlake Stag brewery redevelopment
In the previous episode, Richmond council granted Mortlake planning permission –again Last month we outlined Richmond Council’s recent...
MBCG urges Mayor to refuse the latest plans for Mortlake Stag Brewery redevelopment
Richmond council grants Mortlake planning permission –again. Richmond Planning Committee met on 31st January and unfortunately once again...
STAG BREWERY – NEW PLANNING APPLICATION & CONSULTATIONS
Grenfell regulation brings new round of consultation for the Mortlake Stag Brewery redevelopment Yet another round of consultations...
Groundhog Day for the Mortlake Brewery Redevelopment
The progress on the brewery development is delayed yet again and Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, will not now be considering the plans for the Mortlake Stag Brewery redevelopment approved by Richmond Council on 19th July.
Stag Brewery Planning Applications approved on Wednesday 19th July
On Wednesday 19th July, Richmond’s planning committee granted planning consent to Reselton Properties to build 1068 housing units and a...