The Greenwich Peninsula’s controversial Morden Wharf development site has been bought by Galliard Homes and a developer from Singapore, a year after the site was first put on the market. Towers of up to 36 storeys are due to be built on the site, next to the Blackwall Tunnel entrance, along with 1,500 new homes. […]
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Morden Wharf’s weeping willows to go as aggregate works expands across Thames Path
Weeping willows on the Thames Path in Greenwich were condemned to the axe last night after councillors approved revised plans for new flood defences. Plans to remove the 11 trees, just north of Morden Wharf, and raise the path originally went to the council’s planning board in February, but were deferred after councillors said plans […]
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Deal to keep brewery at Morden Wharf is close, Brew By Numbers says
Greenwich-based Brew By Numbers says it is close to a deal to secure the future of its brewery at Morden Wharf, just a few days after it signalled its intention to appoint administrators. The company filed a notice to appoint administrators on Friday, which gives Brew By Numbers ten days in which no creditor can […]
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Greenwich’s Brew By Numbers brewery ‘could go into administration’
Brew By Numbers could enter administration just two years after the brewery moved into the Morden Wharf development in Greenwich, it emerged yesterday. The company filed a notice to appoint administrators yesterday, the trade website Just Drinks reported. The notice gives Brew By Numbers ten days in which no creditor can take any legal action […]
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Morden Wharf willows get stay of execution to fix ‘pathetic’ Thames Path plan
The cherished willow trees on Greenwich’s Thames Path should stay in place a little longer after a decision on rebuilding flood defences at Morden Wharf was deferred last night. Landsec, the developer which owns the site, had submitted plans to fell the 11 trees and replace them with six new ones as part of plans […]
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Morden Wharf’s willows face the chop in works to Greenwich’s Thames Path
Much-loved willow trees on the Greenwich Peninsula could be felled as part of plans to improve flood defences and widen the Thames Path. The 11 willow trees, which sit by a small sandy beach on the river, have formed a local landmark for years. But proposals submitted to Greenwich Council propose felling the willows and […]
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Greenwich’s controversial Morden Wharf development could be sold
The site of the controversial Morden Wharf development could be sold – less than four months after planning permission for towers of up to 36 storeys was rubber stamped by Greenwich Council. Outline plans for 1,500 homes were approved by Greenwich’s main planning committee in September last year on the casting vote of its chair, […]
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Morden Wharf: We can’t stop ex-councillors helping developers, Greenwich Council says
Greenwich Council has shrugged off calls to clamp down on councillors taking jobs with planning consultancies because it has no power to stop them. This website revealed last week that Stephen Brain, the former planning chair who approved the controversial Morden Wharf development on his casting vote, had become a consultant for a company involved […]
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