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Tudor Lodge Health Centre

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Wandsworth councillors are discussing plans for a new house on land south of Tudor Lodge Health Centre.

Wandsworth's Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee unanimously objected in January 2026 to plans for a new two-bedroom, single-storey plus basement level house on land south of Tudor Lodge Health Centre, a local health facility. The committee raised concerns about the proposed development's size, scale, and potential impact on the local environment.

A key issue for the committee was the proposed thatched roof, with members questioning its precedent and noting that drawings indicated some walls were also intended to be thatched. No further council discussions or decisions regarding this planning application have been reported since the committee's objection.

Key facts

  1. Wandsworth's Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee objected to plans for a new house in January 2026. Source
  2. The objection concerned a two-bedroom, single-storey plus basement level house. Source
  3. Concerns included the house's size, scale, environmental impact, and thatched roof. Source
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  1. Wandsworth Committee Objects to Tudor Lodge Health Centre Development Over Size and Environmental Impact Wandsworth's Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee has unanimously objected to plans for a new house on land south of Tudor Lodge Health Centre, citing concerns over its... Wandsworth 15 January 2026