Leegate Shopping Centre, Lee Green
Welcome to the Public Consultation
Thank you for taking the time to visit our consultation website which is Galliard Homes’ hub for information on their exciting regeneration plans for the Leegate Shopping Centre.
Our first round of pre-planning consultation was held in April 2021 and over 250 local residents and community groups passed on their views on our initial ideas.
You can find our information banners from our April 2021 consultation by clicking this link – Our April 2021 Consultation Document.
Our new consultation
Since April we have been reviewing community feedback and engaging further with local stakeholders.
We can now share with you our updated plans, which can be found here – Our November 2021 Consultation Document.
You can view and comment on our plans now, using the online feedback form at the bottom of this webpage, or you can come to either of our two in-person public consultation events. They are on Thursday 18th November from 2pm to 8pm at Leegate House on Burnt Ash Road, and Saturday 20th November from 10am to 2pm, also at Leegate House.
We are also holding a community webinar on Tuesday 23rd November, starting at 7pm. To sign up, just email michael.stanworth@kandaconsulting.co.uk.
We are running our consultation across the whole of November, and the feedback deadline is Tuesday 30th November.
Galliard Homes
Established in 1992 by Stephen Conway, Galliard Homes is the largest privately owned developer in London and the South East. They are brownfield regeneration specialists and always tailor their plans according to each site’s opportunities and constraints.
They also believe that early, proactive and effective engagement results in the best planning proposals and that is why for the regeneration of Leegate Shopping Centre we are engaging the local community so that we can capture community comments and ensure they help shape the final proposals.
Galliard Homes has over 25 years’ experience in delivering mixed use regeneration projects and currently have more than 6,000- homes under construction and 10,000 units passing through the planning process. They are leaders in urban regeneration and have established a strong reputation for their highly affordable, value for money developments, in locations which are set to benefit from investment in the form of new transport infrastructure, homes, shops and community facilities.
Galliard in Lewisham
We already have a number of successful developments in Lewisham, including our Marine Wharf scheme near Surrey Quays and Distillery Crescent in Deptford Bridge. Most recently, we secured planning permission for our Creekside Village scheme next to Deptford Creek in November 2020. Having recently acquired the Leegate Shopping Centre from St Modwen, it gives Galliard the ability to deliver another high-quality mixed use scheme in the Borough. Elsewhere in south east London we have worked on the New Capital Quay in Greenwich and The Grove in Eltham. Across London their most recent projects include the Plough Lane development in Merton which helped deliver a new home for AFC Wimbledon and the 7.9 acre ‘Honey Monster’ factory in Southall which at 2,000 homes was the largest planning consent in London in 2019.
Grove Place, Eltham High Street
Distillery Crescent, Deptford
Marine Wharf East, Surrey Quays
The Leegate Shopping Centre is located at the corner of Burnt Ash Road and Eltham Road and currently includes a 1960s shopping centre alongside two office blocks. All the current buildings on site are showing their age and are increasingly unfit for modern commercial and community uses. We share the Council and community’s view that there is a real opportunity to deliver a new and vibrant mixed-use regeneration scheme that responds to the way people live, work and spend their leisure time – a new neighbourhood for Lee Green.
Our initial plans are led by key design principles including:
- The sustainable regeneration of an underutilised brownfield site beyond its life cycle
- The creation of a new residential-led mixed-use neighbourhood integrated as part of the District Centre
- The provision of uses to deliver a vibrant retail, community and commercial offer
- Improved building layouts and a wider mix of residential units, and increasing the provision of much needed new homes
- The delivery of 35% affordable housing
We Welcome Your Views
Thank you for visiting our site today, and we are keen to hear your views on our revised proposals. To let us know what you think, simply fill in and send the feedback form below, or email Michael Stanworth at Michael.Stanworth@kandaconsulting.co.uk. Michael can also be reached by calling 07902 112 829.
Data Protection
We hold all personal data as per General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU) 2016.679 and your personal data will not be transferred outside of its jurisdiction. If you would like to make a GDPR request, please contact Michael Stanworth on 07902 112 829.
We will use your data to:
- Develop a Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) about this public consultation that will be submitted to the planning authority or similar body; this will be a publicly available document. Your comments will be anonymous, and we will only identify you in the SCI with your written permission
- Send you updates about the project (where you provide us with your contact details)
If you provide us with your contact details, we might also contact you to ask about the comments you’ve made.
Contact
You can contact us directly
We welcome your views on our proposals and you can do so via the contact form found here.
If you want to speak directly to a member of the project team, please contact Michael Stanworth at Kanda Consulting.
Call:
07902 112 829
Email:
Michael.Stanworth@kandaconsulting.co.uk
We are also happy to set up a telephone, socially distanced site visit or a video call at a time that is convenient to you.
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