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. This is set for dates from 29th May to 11th June. What’s our position and why are we objecting? This is a major...
In the previous episode, Richmond council granted Mortlake planning permission –again Last month we outlined Richmond Council’s recent decision to approve the 2023 revised Stag Brewery scheme, and explained that the next step is formal referral to the Mayor of London,...
Grenfell regulation brings new round of consultation for the Mortlake Stag Brewery redevelopment Yet another round of consultations related to the redevelopment of the Former Stag Brewery site has just commenced. This is required because of recent amendments to the...
We have one last chance to get the Mortlake Stag brewery development right. Use your voice and email your views to Richmond Council who are consulting NOW. 10 Questions for the Stag brewery development in Mortlake Do we want a sustainable development that could bring...
Reselton Properties have made two new application to develop the brewery site and these have now been validated by Richmond Council. One application covers the whole site and the other is specifically for the building of a new secondary school. You can read the two...
Thank you to everyone for attending our MBCG public meeting at St Mary’s Church on Monday 7th March. We heard from members of the MBCG group: Peter Eaton (our Chair); Tim Catchpole and Geoff Woodhouse who presented a series of slides about the new hybrid scheme for...
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...
By Peter Eaton, MBCG Core Group Some of the generous crowd-funding donated by local residents and interested parties has recently been put to good use creating 3D visuals to illustrate both the developer’s latest 1,250 unit scheme, and also for comparison, our own...
The Mortlake Brewery Community Group has campaigned for many years for a sustainable development of the former Stag site. We collaborated with Richmond Council in drafting the Planning Brief for the site, adopted in 2011 and took part in the inspector-led Local Plan...
The Brewery planning application is due to be decided by London Mayor Sadiq Khan at a date to be announced. We believe our campaign is beginning to have an impact and we must continue to to promote our vision and Community Plan for the brewery site. We need your...
We are not opposed to developing the brewery site. We believe the right scheme could bring lasting benefits to Mortlake. Last year, we produced a detailed Community Plan to develop the brewery site. We presented this plan as an alternative to the proposals presented...