Fenwick Estate regeneration
Lambeth Council has decided to scrap regeneration plans for Knights Walk and Trinity Rise estates, opting to retain existing homes.
Lambeth Council's Cabinet decided on 21 October 2026 to scrap regeneration plans for Knights Walk Phase 2 and Trinity Rise, choosing instead to retain and maintain existing homes. This decision means 18 homes at Knights Walk Phase 2 and 11 council-owned homes at Trinity Rise, previously proposed for demolition, will now be kept. For Knights Walk Phase 2, the council found the consented scheme for 68 new homes undeliverable due to significant site constraints, including a London Underground tunnel and a sewer requiring diversion.
This decision was made during a meeting that also considered recommendations for regeneration plans at Central Hill and Cressingham Gardens estates, as part of Lambeth's wider New Homes Programme and estate regeneration efforts. Fenwick Estate, an estate in Lambeth, is currently under review for potential future recommendations regarding its own regeneration.
Key facts
- Lambeth Council's Cabinet scrapped regeneration plans for Knights Walk Phase 2 and Trinity Rise on 21 October 2026. Source
- The decision means 18 homes at Knights Walk Phase 2 and 11 council-owned homes at Trinity Rise will be retained. Source
- The consented scheme for 68 new homes at Knights Walk Phase 2 was deemed undeliverable due to site constraints. Source
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