erection of industrial warehouse buildings at 71-73 Nathan Way, Thamesmead
Greenwich Council's Planning Board has granted permission for new industrial warehouse buildings at 71-73 Nathan Way, Thamesmead.
Greenwich Council's Planning Board granted full planning permission on 24 September 2026 for the erection of two modern industrial warehouse buildings at 71-73 Nathan Way, Thamesmead. This development will create six flexible units for light industrial, general industrial, and storage uses, along with ancillary offices.
The new buildings are intended to replace existing 'poor quality' structures that were 'well beyond the end of their economic life' and 'unsuitable for today's letting market', according to a report to the Planning Board. No further discussions or decisions are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- Greenwich Council's Planning Board granted full planning permission for the project on 24 September 2026. Source
- The development involves two modern industrial warehouse buildings with six flexible units. Source
- The new buildings will replace existing structures described as 'poor quality' and 'unsuitable for today's letting market'. Source
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