Organisation

Greater London Archaeological Advisory Service (GLAAS)

2 stories · 2 councils

Councils are currently addressing archaeological concerns for new developments, a key area for the Greater London Archaeological Advisory Service (GLAAS).

In January 2026, the Wandsworth Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee raised archaeological concerns regarding a proposed housing development on Bickley Street, stressing the need for further investigation into the site's archaeological value. The Greater London Archaeological Advisory Service (GLAAS) provides archaeological advice and conducts such assessments for London boroughs.

Key facts

  1. In January 2026, the Wandsworth Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee raised archaeological concerns for a Bickley Street housing development. Source
  2. The committee stressed the need for further investigation into the site's archaeological value. Source
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