Updates from the Lambeth Council's Estate Regeneration programme

The High Court has agreed an order that enables the council to move forward with its plans for Cressingham Gardens. This includes contracts with the development management team (DMT), allowing secure tenants to move away and the purchasing of leasehold and freehold properties.

This month, members of the Cressingham Gardens Resident Engagement Panel visited three new housing developments as part of the Development Management Team (DMT) interview process.

It has been a very busy month on South Lambeth, as you can probably tell from this bumper edition of the newsletter. We’ve had a study trip, consultation event, completed Housing Needs and Assessments and are launching the Key Guarantees Wrap up consultation. Thank you to all that have taken part in recent events and provided feedback. 

There are still plenty of opportunities to get involved. Our Resident Engagement Panel (REP) is still expanding and we have new members. In this edition we have pictures if everyone involved in the REP so that you can recognise on the estate. 

As ever, if you have any questions or comments do get in touch!

Sid and Marcus On behalf of your Regeneration team. 

Tel: 020 7926 4166 Email: southlambeth@lambeth.gov.uk

You can view the full pdf version here. 

The sixth newsletter by the Development Management Team has been produced for Knight's Walk and is available to read here.

Earlier this week some residents from Knight's Walk came along on a visit to the Minet Library to have a look at local photos and documents from the Lambeth Archives.

The council has committed through the Key Guarantees to provide residents with information and advice to help them through the process of moving home.

Last week the Development Management Team held a public drop in on the Westbury Estate. 

On Saturday 1st October, residents from Fenwick estate met the four potential development management teams who are bidding to work on the redevelopment of the Fenwick estate.

On the 1st October we held a fun day for the residents, neighbours and local stakeholders on the South Lambeth estate to look at the emerging masterplan strategy and help us design the landscaping and new community meeting space. 

On Monday 5th September, residents from Cressingham Gardens had the opportunity to meet the three development management teams who have bid to work on the redevelopment of the estate. On the day, over 45 households made their way to the Rotunda to meet and score the three short-listed teams, Arcadis, BDP and Mott MacDonald.