Community Plan for Holloway

https://us20.campaign-archive.com/?u=609b5f84e1e68e15cddacbda8&id=7f0b21780e

https://mailchi.mp/078d76ab91bf/public-meeting-tonight-630-8pm?e=%5BUNIQID%5D

Islington Council recently held a consultation on their Women's Building Draft Brief, a document that outlined the council's view on what should be included in the upcoming Holloway Women's Building. Our Women's Building Working Group (consisting of local residents, activist organisations, community groups and women’s service providers) submitted this response. WBWG response to WB Draft… Continue reading Women’s Building Draft Brief response

After consulting with a wide range of local residents, community groups, activist organisations, women's service providers and those with professional experience in housing development, Community Plan For Holloway (CP4H) submitted the following as our collective response to Peabody's Draft master Plan. CP4H Consultation ResponseDownload

The consultation period ends on 24 July. The Women’s Building Working Group urges organisations and individuals to send their responses to the Draft Brief before then, to the planner in charge, Linda Aitken, at linda.aitken@islington.gov.uk. The draft and its two appendices can be downloaded here: http://www.islington.gov.uk/consultations/2020/draft-consultative-development-brief Below are bullet points setting out the position of… Continue reading Responding to Islington’s draft Development Brief for Holloway Women’s Building

CLICK HERE TO **See our latest eBulletin** For news of our next public meeting - WEDNESDAY JULY 1st 6.30-8pm and last chance to respond to Peabody's Draft Master Plan for the Holloway Prison site

Our latest eBulletin, including our analysis of the EIA Scoping Report, Working Group meetings and a volunteer call out, is here https://mailchi.mp/79c55f9167aa/eai-responses-deadline-this-saturday?e=%5BUNIQID%5D

published by Peabody and London Square DEADLINE FOR RESPONSE:  6 JUNE 2020 The Scoping Report proposes in detail how the developer will respond to legislation that requires an assessment of all the environmental impacts of the proposed project Why is it important? It is important because it gives some images and plans of the likely… Continue reading Environmental Impact Assessment Scoping Report

Aims CP4H’s aim is to ensure that this unique development opportunity meets community priorities for social housing and community facilities, including the Women’s Building, to be developed in environmentally sustainable ways.  More specifically CP4H’s role is to facilitate community engagement, promoting processes of dialogue, representing the range of organisations and groups that share these aims.… Continue reading AIMS, PRINCIPLES AND STRUCTURES

The developer, Peabody, have released their Environmental Impact Assessment which has news about their plans around building heights and site density, as well as the first images we've seen of what they're proposing. http://islingtontribune.com/article/16-storey-tower-blocks-included-in-holloway-prison-redevelopment-plans