The Battersea Society objects to this application. As we set out in detail below with regard to the Mendip/Chatfield Road pathway and the garden alongside it, both the current situation and the changes proposed in the application are in conflict with the policies relating to the riverside

The Battersea Society maintains its objection to these revised proposals which are proposed to be built so close to the roadway along both Nine Elms and Ponton Road as to leave inadequate space for drop off, servicing and essential parking. 

The Battersea Society objects most strongly to the application for a building which is an unneighbourly over-development of the site, to the detriment of views from the Battersea Park, Latchmere Estate and Shaftesbury Park Estate conservation areas and which fails to provide long-term housing for a variety of household sizes.

Alterations to bowls greens to create landscaped putting greens including landscaping and installation of water feature. The Battersea Society objects to this application.

The Battersea Society objects most strongly to this application.

The Battersea Society, as with previous applications for development on this site, objects strongly to this latest application.

The Battersea Society objects most strongly to a further extension of permission for this illuminated advertisement, first granted for a temporary period of three years in 2013.

The Battersea Society wishes to maintain its strong objection to this application and do not consider the revised proposals

The Planning Committee’s full response covers chapters including those dealing with Area Strategies for Clapham Junction, Nine Elms and Wandsworth Riverside, Design Excellence, Climate Change, Housing and Transport amongst others.

The Battersea Society maintains its strong objection to plans for this plot and is disappointed that, with some exceptions, this application has not taken the opportunity to move forward from the plans approved at 2019/2293 and about which we, and the Design Review Panel, had significant concerns.

While the Battersea Society supports the aim of restoring this strategically-important building and bringing it back into mixed retail and office use we have to object to this application which fails to take account of concerns we have expressed since the start of the consultation process.

The Battersea Society is the long-established civic society for Battersea within the London Borough of Wandsworth and an active member of the London Forum.

We are grateful to Thomas’s for including the Battersea Society in their consultation discussions and are largely supportive of the proposal but would like further work to be carried out

While the Battersea Society considers these plans to be a significant improvement over the approved scheme (2016/5422) we have a number of concerns which lead us to object to this application as it now stands.

The Battersea Society has alerted its members to this study and has previously supplied input to the SWOT for each of Clapham Junction and Nine Elms.

The Battersea Society strongly objects to the part of this application which involves the destruction of the trees and planted areas surrounding the car park in front of Asda, and replacing them with a porous resin finish.

The Battersea Society Planning Committee objects strongly to this application to locate a 20m telecommunications pole and associated equipment in this highly visible location in the centre of Battersea Park 

The Battersea Society objects to this application, which proposes to create a building considerably larger than the one to which the Council refused permission in September 2017 (2017/2041).