Councillors have given the final go-ahead for new homes on the site of an estate in Charlton that had been allowed to fall derelict. The Maryon Grove estate was fenced off in May 2023 after fires broke out in two of the 172 abandoned homes, which had been left open to the elements. It was […]
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Deal to cut Greenwich Council homes ‘will save estate rebuild plans’
Plans to redevelop an old estate in Charlton could collapse if Greenwich Council does not accept a deal to build fewer council homes on the site, councillors have been warned. Two years ago Greenwich agreed to buy 90 homes, to be used as council housing, from the developer Lovell as part of a deal to […]
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Private homes deal to kickstart delayed Maryon Grove estate redevelopment
Greenwich Council is poised to sign a deal to allow an estate that sat crumbling for years to finally be redeveloped. The private developer Lovell will be allowed to build 33 private homes on the site of the Maryon Grove estate in Charlton – partly rolling back a previous deal which kickstarted work on the […]
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We haven’t abandoned derelict Maryon Grove estate, Greenwich Council insists
Greenwich Council has denied abandoning a derelict estate in Charlton, despite rubbish continuing to pile up during the week amid homes that have been left open to the elements. The Maryon Grove estate, which is awaiting demolition and redevelopment, has been deteriorating for years but the final residents only moved out last month. Fire gutted […]
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Derelict Charlton estate set to stay open to flytippers and vandals for five more weeks
Hoardings are finally being erected around a condemned housing estate in Charlton – but locals will have to endure five more weeks of the derelict homes attracting flytipping and antisocial behaviour, this website has discovered. Workers have started to put up fencing around the Maryon Grove Estate, two weeks after photos on this website showed […]
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Derelict Maryon Grove estate left open to the elements will be fenced off soon, council insists
Greenwich Council says that a derelict 1970s estate in Charlton will be fenced off and demolished as soon as possible after fire gutted two empty properties earlier this week. Council tenants and leaseholders were moved out of the Maryon Grove estate in the mid-2010s as part of plans to redevelop it and the neighbouring Morris […]
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