News on Aylesbury Phase 2B

Thank you to everyone who has shared their thoughts via the website or come along to one of our engagement events over the past 18 months to help guide the plans for redevelopment of Phase 2B of the Aylesbury Estate. It has been great to meet you and your input has been invaluable.

Computer generated image showing proposal for Phase 2B of the Aylesbury regeneration

A planning application has now been submitted to Southwark Council and is available to view and comment on via their planning portal.

The application is for:

“Demolition of the existing buildings and redevelopment to provide a mixed use development comprising five buildings of a variety of heights with basements, providing affordable and market homes (Class C3); flexible floorspace for commercial business and service uses (Class E) and local community and learning uses (Class F1/F2(a)(b)); public open space and playspace; private and communal amenity space; formation of new accesses and routes within the site; alterations to existing accesses; and associated car and cycle parking; refuse storage; and hard and soft landscaping; and associated works.”

As this is a statutory consultation process run by the council, all feedback on the plans at this stage will need to be submitted direct to the council.

Drop-in sessions

To make it easier for everyone to access the documents, we have arranged a number of drop-in sessions on the following dates:

• Monday 15 August – 5pm – 6.30pm

• Tuesday 16 August - 5pm – 6.30pm

• Thursday 18 August - 11am – 12.30pm

These will be held at Notting Hill Genesis Aylesbury office, The Old Pharmacy, 2nd Floor Taplow, Thurlow Street, London SE17 2UQ

Members of staff will be on hand to help you find the information you need, provide a summary of the application, and show you how to make a response.

Please feel free to get in touch with the Notting Hill Genesis team with any questions about the plans for Aylesbury Phase 2B or how to respond to the planning application by emailing aylesbury@nhg.org.uk or calling 07736 171 737.