Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee
The Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee is currently concerned about delays in the Furzedown Lodge redevelopment.
The Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee expressed disappointment in January 2026 regarding the stalled redevelopment of the Furzedown Lodge site. Council officers are awaiting crucial input from other departments to determine the best use for the council-owned land, which has delayed progress. The committee's Chair, Michael Jubb, stated his disappointment at the situation.
The committee, which advises Wandsworth Council on planning applications affecting conservation areas and listed buildings, was informed that a pre-application meeting for Furzedown Lodge had been completed. However, further progress on the site remains contingent on input from these other departments. No upcoming discussions for the committee are currently scheduled in the supplied material.
Key facts
- The Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee expressed disappointment about the stalled Furzedown Lodge redevelopment in January 2026. Source
- Council officers are awaiting input from other departments on the best use for the Furzedown Lodge site. Source
- A pre-application meeting for Furzedown Lodge had been completed. Source
- Michael Jubb is the Chair of the Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee. Source
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