Wandsworth Council is proposing a pedestrian and cycle bridge to connect Westminster and the new neighbourhood emerging in Nine Elms as well as the existing communities south of the river.
The connection will improve access to this new shopping, restaurant and cultural district, as well as...More
Since the introduction of the Council Tax Reduction (CTR) Scheme, the Council has made a number of changes which have limited the amount that applicants can receive under the scheme.
In particular, in 2016/17, the Council introduced a 5% minimum contribution towards Council Tax, meaning...More
We are seeking your feedback on a local issue which may be affecting you - the activities of pro-life organisations who protest or keep vigil outside the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) Clinic on Rosslyn Road.
There is evidence that there have been protests/vigils outside the...More
As part of our commitment to improve parks and open spaces, we are proposing to replace a damaged line of fencing that runs along the Station Road side of Barnes Green with new fencing, as the fence has reached the end of its life and is beyond repair.
We would like to consult on three fence...More
Richmond Council is inviting parents, carers, young people and other stakeholders for their views on the future of services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Richmond.
The results of the consultation will inform the Council's...More
Transport for London (TfL) is consulting on pedestrian improvements in Tooting town centre and would like your views.
TfL have been working with Wandsworth Council to develop a scheme to increase walking levels in Tooting town centre and reduce pedestrian casualties, using an innovative and...More
The Nine Elms area of Battersea is a fast-changing part of the borough with new residents and businesses moving in, and the construction of homes and new Tube stations under way.
To help develop Nine Elms as a living and working place, the Council would like to understand the needs of...More
On behalf of Wandsworth Council, Enable Parks want to understand the views of local residents and people who use St. Mark’s Playground to help decide on the final design for the refurbished playground.
An initial round of consultation was held in February to March 2018 , where we...More
As part of our continued commitment to improve our parks, we are looking to redevelop the gym at Heathfield Recreation Ground. As a result of securing additional external funding from the London Marathon Charitable Trust, we are proposing to upgrade the gym equipment at Heathfield...More
During 2014-2017, the Council undertook a comprehensive public consultation programme as part of the development of Village Planning Guidance SPDs. Suggestions were put forward through the consultation for a number of areas to be recommended as new Conservation Areas or for extensions to...More
The Council would like to hear your views on the draft Housing and Homelessness Strategy: A Housing Offer for Wandsworth People.
The draft strategy sets out the Borough’s plans for housing and homelessness services for the period 2019-2022. For the first time, the housing and...More
Following the successful trial of opening up the site for local families to use, we now want to hear how we could make better use of Fishponds Playing Fields and identify the types of activities and sports you would like to see, including your views on a proposal to provide natural...More
Following the successful trial of opening up the site for local families to use, we now want to hear how we could make better use of Fishponds Playing Fields and identify the types of activities and sports you would like to see, including your views on a proposal to provide natural...More
The White House Community Centre is at a crossroads in its development. To help make it a vibrant, attractive resource that is fit for purpose in the future and secure its long-term viability, improvements to facilities and services are needed.
Hampton on Thames Community Association...More
The Council wants your views on a proposal to restrict access for 7.5 tons Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) to the Magdalen Estate Area.
In February 2018, the Council carried out a statutory consultation regarding these proposals. Following this consultation, comments, concerns...More
The 2019 – 2024 Draft Sexual Health Strategy sets out the London Borough of Wandsworth's priorities and approach to improving sexual health locally.
Sexual health is an important area of public health as it affects many facets of life and is an integral part of overall...More
The 2019 – 2024 Draft Sexual Health Strategy sets out the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames’s and NHS Richmond Clinical Commissioning Group’s priorities and approach to improving sexual health locally.
Sexual health is an important area of public health as it...More
The Council would like to hear your views on proposed changes and improvements to our early learning provision at our Children’s Centres. The proposals build on the Council’s recently agreed THRIVE Wandsworth Strategy .
To access subtitles for the video, please click on the “Closed...More
We would like your views on a proposed change to the removal and storage policy for homeless households, following the introduction of a new policy in November 2017.
What is the Council’s current policy?
Our current policy for removal and storage arrangements, and associated...More
The London Borough of Wandsworth has commissioned consultants to develop long term plans for the future management and maintenance of Wandsworth Common.
We have carried out an initial phase of consultation and research which included an online consultation, stakeholder...More
Adult social care and support provides personal and practical support to help people live the lives they want to lead. It supports people of all ages who have disabilities, mental health conditions or are generally frail, as well as their carers.
We’re all likely to be touched by...More
The London Borough of Wandsworth is calling on local residents, licensed businesses, interest groups, faith groups and public agencies to have their say on the borough’s future gambling policy.
The Gambling Act 2005 requires all licensing authorities to prepare and publish a Gambling Act...More
The Gambling Act 2005 requires the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, as Licensing Authority, to prepare and publish a Statement of Principles under the Gambling Act 2005 every three years. A review of the Borough's current policy, which is due to expire in January 2019, is now underway....More
When new developments take place in the borough, the Council receives funding from developers towards the costs of providing community and social infrastructure in the local area – this is known as Section 106 funding.
Following the recent redevelopment of the Star and...More
We want to hear how you use and value Garratt Park Playground and the ball court in order to guide how we move forward with improving the park.
In July 2016 money was awarded from Wandsworth Local Fund (WLF) to a scheme to resurface the play area in Garratt Park and incorporate a tree...More
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is a tax collected by Richmond upon Thames Council and paid by developers.
In Richmond, a portion of the total tax collected in an area will be spent on local priorities. This is the neighbourhood portion of CIL; the Community Fund (formerly known as...More
Background
We are pleased to inform you that Wandsworth Council are funding an £111,000 project to refurbish the Furzedown Rec pavilion in Autumn 2018. We plan to spend this funding making the pavilion fit for community use and this has been supported by the local community...More
We would like your views on a school safety proposal on Strafford Road, Twickenham.
Concerns have been raised through the St Mary’s Church of England School Travel Plan regarding the lack of a safe place to cross the road outside of the middle site for the school.
Officers...More
Background
Richmond Council and the Westerly Ware Association (WWA) have been working together to maintain and improve this local park.
In recent years, the park has become more popular with dog owners (and dog walkers), who value the safety of an enclosed space and the opportunity for...More
Exhibition and Public Consultation
Earlier this year Wandsworth Council and London Festival of Architecture launched a competition to improve the appearance and feel of Thessaly Road Railway Bridge for existing communities, pedestrians and cyclists. The competition builds on the...More