Morden Wharf housing development
Greenwich Council's Planning Board approved changes to the Morden Wharf housing development in April 2026, including a reduced affordable housing commitment.
Greenwich Council's Planning Board approved significant changes to the Morden Wharf housing development, a project in Greenwich, London, in April 2026. The board granted planning permission for alterations to conditions attached to the development under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. A key decision involved the approval of a revised affordable housing provision, which was reduced from the previously agreed 35% to an unconditional commitment of 20%.
The Morden Wharf housing development is planned to include up to 1,500 residential units. No further council meetings or decisions are currently scheduled regarding the development based on the available information.
Key facts
- Greenwich Council's Planning Board approved changes to the Morden Wharf housing development in April 2026. Source
- The affordable housing provision for Morden Wharf was reduced from 35% to an unconditional commitment of 20%. Source
- The Morden Wharf housing development is planned for up to 1,500 residential units. Source
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