News & Events
What Happens Next?
Peter Eaton – Co-Chair of MBCG responds to the question everyone is asking – What Happens Next? Now that the Planning Inspector, Mr. Glen Rollings, has issued his approval decisions on the Stag site Appeals for A - the whole site, and B - the secondary school, the...
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...
Public Exhibition of “master plan” 13-15 July
The developers of the Mortlake Brewery site (Stag Brewery) will hold the second Public Exhibition about the “evolving master plan” for the...
Active Travel and the Brewery Site
By Tim Lennon, Richmond Cycling Campaign The redevelopment of the Mortlake Brewery site is a wonderful opportunity for the Borough to say...
Mortlake’s Green Spaces
The Mortlake Brewery redevelopment is expected to impact at least four green spaces: the sports field on the Brewery site itself,...
Love Mortlake at the Mortlake Community Fair
The Love Mortlake team were out in force at the Mortlake Community Fair, chatting to local residents and encouraging people to have a say...
Air Quality in Mortlake
Many Mortlake residents are already concerned about the current air quality along main roads and the potential rise in pollution generated...
Are the developers listening?
The developers of the Mortlake Brewery site have indicated they want to build up to 980 new residential units, a large new secondary...
Save Our Field
Saving the sports field is a key goal of the Love Mortlake campaign. Local residents are troubled about the possible loss of the historic...
PRESS RELEASE: Residents back #Love Mortlake Campaign
Loss of sports fields and increased traffic top residents’ concerns Mortlake is an area rich in history. The old brewery site has been...