Sports Field
Monday, 22nd January 2018
Minutes of meeting | Slides from meeting
Council questioned over road-widening plans at pollution hotspot Chalkers Corner
At a meeting of Richmond Council on 23 January, Chertsey Court resident John Repsch asked Council Cabinet Member for the Environment...
Network Rail ‘would strongly consider objecting to the development’ on safety grounds
Network Rail has reiterated safety concerns about increased usage at the Mortlake level crossing associated with the brewery site...
Mortlake launches £10K JustGiving appeal for expert advice
Mortlake residents have contributed over £3,700 to a community crowdfunding campaign to independently assess the impact of the brewery...
At last – a community centre for Mortlake?
By Kate Woodhouse 60 years ago Watney’s Brewery was the biggest employer in the area, with many people working there all their lives....
BCA meeting Tuesday, 21st November 2017
Slides from meeting
CPRE concerns about Mortlake Brewery plans
By Alice Roberts, CPRE London, Head of Green Space Campaigns A number of CPRE members and local Mortlake residents have raised with us...
Monday, 16th October 2017
Minutes of meeting | Slides from meeting
Sheen Lane level crossing “high risk” says Network Rail
Network Rail’s most recent assessment of the Mortlake level crossing on Sheen Lane (July 2017) reveals there is now a “high risk” to...
Sheen Lane crossing chaos
Mortlake Brewery is a wonderful site, but it is constrained by the Thames and the railway line. The density of the scheme will determine...
Mortlake Community makes views known to Richmond Council
Around 60 people attended a public meeting after the second public exhibition of plans for the brewery site on 13-15 July. The consensus...
It’s better to play on grass
I specialise in inclusive sports and getting inactive people active. Mortlake’s playing fields currently provide an environment for team...
Wednesday, 19th July 2017
Minutes of meeting | Slides from meeting
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...
Wednesday, 14th June 2017
Minutes of meeting | Slides from meeting
Community Liaison Group meeting, 6th June 2017
Soundings minutes of meeting | Transport presentation slides | Environmental presentation slides
Community Liaison Group meeting, 16th May 2017
Soundings minutes of meeting | Report of developer's consultation | Presentation to the Community Liaison Group
Community Liaison Group meeting, 25th April 2017
Sounding minutes of meeting | Report on developer's consultation | Presentation to the Community Liaison Group
Monday, 27th March 2017
Minutes of meeting