STOP PRESS: Mortlake Stag Brewery developers inviting community to see new plans online this week
Reselton Properties have devised a new plan for the Brewery site which they are referring to as a Hybrid scheme. This will draw on what they proposed to Richmond Council in 2019 and the scheme they presented to the Mayor of London. See the renderings on the...
December 2021 MBCG update
Since our last post, many of you will have received an email from the Stag Brewery team to let you know that the developers, Reselton Properties will be submitting a revised scheme for the brewery site and a secondary school in late January or early February. We have...
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 Arcadian Thames at Mortlake
One of the many arguments we made to the Mayor in objecting to the latest plans was the damage and harm the proposals would do to the...
A message from the Co-Chairs of MBCG
It is now several months since The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan listened to the residents of Mortlake and rejected the latest plans to...
SADIQ SAYS NO TO SCHEME
We are totally delighted that the Mayor of London has turned down the two planning applications to develop the brewery site and build a...
Come to the GLA Hearing on Tuesday 27th July – at 2pm – City Hall
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan will be considering the new enlarged plans for the Stag Brewery on Tuesday 27th July. He will receive...
The MBCG still need funds for the campaign, please share and donate now!
A huge thank you to all those who have generously donated to our ‘fighting fund’. We are using these much needed funds to argue the case...
MBCG June activity update: the 2021 London Plan and making our case
Will the new London Plan 2021 help us? The London Plan is newly adopted, and this now places the onus on Local Authorities to set limits...
All 4 GLA candidates say NO to the development
At Tuesday night's online local hustings (convened by MBCG, Mortlake and East Sheen Society and Mortlake Community Association), the...
Can Mortlake Survive the Stag Brewery Development? Ask your candidates at the hustings on the 27th April
The election to the Greater London Assembly is on Thursday 6 May 2021. The four South-West London candidates for the GLA from the main...
Consultation responses: Reselton’s transport plan for Mortlake wholly inadequate
Consultation responses are in, show transportation and pollution issues buried by Stag Brewery developer Thank you to all those who...
SUMMARY OF RESPONSE TO THE LATEST GLA TRANSPORT CONSULTATION
Reselton, the developer for the Former Stag Brewery site, has submitted further documents to the GLA which are now out for public...
Secretary of State, Robert Jenrick keeps a beady eye on Mortlake Stag Brewery redevelopment
We were very pleased to learn that Robert Jenrick, Secretary of State for Housing, has exercised his powers under Article 31 of the Town...
Is the Stag Brewery site suitable for a secondary school?
By Howard Potter, MBCG Core Group Never mind the planning side of things and the costs. It’s very popular to promote more choice when it...