Chair of the committee
The Chair of Wandsworth's Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee recently expressed disappointment regarding delays in the Furzedown Lodge redevelopment.
In January 2026, the Chair of Wandsworth's Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee, Michael Jubb, expressed disappointment over the stalled redevelopment of the Furzedown Lodge site. The committee was informed that progress was contingent on input from other council departments to determine the land's most suitable use.
The Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee, whose presiding officer is the Chair, had noted the lack of movement on the site during its meeting on January 8, 2026. The redevelopment of the council-owned land at Furzedown Lodge remains subject to these inter-departmental discussions.
Key facts
- The Chair of Wandsworth's Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee expressed disappointment over stalled redevelopment in January 2026. Source
- The committee was informed that progress on Furzedown Lodge was awaiting input from other council departments. Source
- The Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee noted the lack of movement on the site on January 8, 2026. Source
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