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1-6 Citadel Place, London (Vauxhall) redevelopment

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Lambeth Council approved the 1-6 Citadel Place redevelopment, including 529 homes, in September 2026.

Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee approved plans for the 1-6 Citadel Place redevelopment in September 2026. The project is set to deliver 529 new homes, including 156 affordable units, despite concerns raised about daylight and sunlight impacts on neighbouring properties. The decision was made by a vote of five in favour and two against.

The council's decision followed a debate where councillors weighed the significant public benefits of the development against identified amenity concerns. The 1-6 Citadel Place project is a phased redevelopment in Vauxhall, London, involving residential and commercial units. No further council meetings are currently scheduled to discuss this topic.

Key facts

  1. Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee approved the 1-6 Citadel Place redevelopment in September 2026. Source
  2. The redevelopment is set to deliver 529 new homes, including 156 affordable units. Source
  3. The approval decision was made by a vote of five in favour and two against. Source
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