Blackhorse Road regeneration - Revision history

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	* Westminster Industrial Estate, Charlton.		* Westminster Industrial Estate, Charlton.

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Designing Buildings at 07:00, 5 January 2018

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	Less than 150 m from Blackhorse Road Station, Equipment Works sits within an area earmarked for significant regeneration. The site was identified as a hub within the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s Blackhorse Lane Area Action Plan and is located within the new Blackhorse Lane housing zone, which aims to deliver more than 2,500 new homes and 1,000 new jobs in the next ten years.		Less than 150 m from Blackhorse Road Station, Equipment Works sits within an area earmarked for significant regeneration. The site was identified as a hub within the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s Blackhorse Lane Area Action Plan and is located within the new Blackhorse Lane housing zone, which aims to deliver more than 2,500 new homes and 1,000 new jobs in the next ten years.

−	Councillor Clare Coghill, Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and High Streets described Blackhorse Lane as the area with ~~“the~~ greatest potential for improvement of any part of the borough.”	+	Councillor Clare Coghill, Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and High Streets described Blackhorse Lane as the area with “...the greatest potential for improvement of any part of the borough.”

	As well as £200 million of private investment, the area is benefiting from support from the Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund for improvements to its high street and public amenity spaces. In January 2016 it was also announced that Blackhorse Road Station would receive £2.2 million investment from Transport for London for improvements to the station and surrounding area.		As well as £200 million of private investment, the area is benefiting from support from the Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund for improvements to its high street and public amenity spaces. In January 2016 it was also announced that Blackhorse Road Station would receive £2.2 million investment from Transport for London for improvements to the station and surrounding area.

−	Speaking in 2016, Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration at U+I said, “We are delighted to be working with Parkdale Investments on a mixed-use regeneration project that will deliver significant benefits to the local area. Forest Works demonstrates U+I’s ability to uncover regeneration opportunities within emerging parts of the London City Region. We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”	+	Speaking in 2016, Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration at U+I said, “We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”

	In July 2017, U+I announced that it had secured resolution to grant planning consent for the regeneration of Equipment Works and that a temporary community project, Sideshow, would open at the end of 2017.		In July 2017, U+I announced that it had secured resolution to grant planning consent for the regeneration of Equipment Works and that a temporary community project, Sideshow, would open at the end of 2017.

−	In January 2018, U+I announced that they had completed sale of ~~the~~ Equipment Works to Hertfordshire-based Telford Homes, who purchased the site for £34 million.	+	In January 2018, U+I announced that they had completed sale of Equipment Works to Hertfordshire-based Telford Homes, who purchased the site for £34 million.

	Matthew Weiner, chief executive of U+I Group, said; "The sale of Blackhorse Road is another milestone for U+I as we continue towards our target of £65-70m of trading and development gains for this financial year, further demonstrating our ability to add value through the planning system and realise gains efficiently. Our plans will transform this overlooked site into a vibrant new mixed-use community that supports the wider ambitions of the London Borough of Waltham Forest, delivering homes, workspaces and community space for the local area."		Matthew Weiner, chief executive of U+I Group, said; "The sale of Blackhorse Road is another milestone for U+I as we continue towards our target of £65-70m of trading and development gains for this financial year, further demonstrating our ability to add value through the planning system and realise gains efficiently. Our plans will transform this overlooked site into a vibrant new mixed-use community that supports the wider ambitions of the London Borough of Waltham Forest, delivering homes, workspaces and community space for the local area."
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	* Westminster Industrial Estate, Charlton.		* Westminster Industrial Estate, Charlton.

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Designing Buildings at 06:58, 5 January 2018

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	In August 2016, U+I, the mixed-use property regeneration specialist, exchanged contracts with landowner, Parkdale Investments, to bring forward a new mixed-use regeneration project for the Forest Works site on Blackhorse Road, North East London.		In August 2016, U+I, the mixed-use property regeneration specialist, exchanged contracts with landowner, Parkdale Investments, to bring forward a new mixed-use regeneration project for the Forest Works site on Blackhorse Road, North East London.

−	~~Named Equipment Works, the 3-acre industrial site has the potential to deliver 300 new homes and 5,500 sq. ft. of commercial space for the area, with a GDV of £95m.~~	+	Less than 150 m from Blackhorse Road Station, Equipment Works sits within an area earmarked for significant regeneration. The site was identified as a hub within the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s Blackhorse Lane Area Action Plan and is located within the new Blackhorse Lane housing zone, which aims to deliver more than 2,500 new homes and 1,000 new jobs in the next ten years.
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−	Less than 150 m from Blackhorse Road Station, Equipment Works sits within an area ~~already~~ earmarked for significant regeneration. The site ~~has been~~ identified as a hub within the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s Blackhorse Lane Area Action Plan and is located within the new Blackhorse Lane housing zone, which aims to deliver more than 2,500 new homes and 1,000 new jobs in the next ten years.	+

	Councillor Clare Coghill, Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and High Streets described Blackhorse Lane as the area with “the greatest potential for improvement of any part of the borough.”		Councillor Clare Coghill, Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and High Streets described Blackhorse Lane as the area with “the greatest potential for improvement of any part of the borough.”
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	As well as £200 million of private investment, the area is benefiting from support from the Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund for improvements to its high street and public amenity spaces. In January 2016 it was also announced that Blackhorse Road Station would receive £2.2 million investment from Transport for London for improvements to the station and surrounding area.		As well as £200 million of private investment, the area is benefiting from support from the Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund for improvements to its high street and public amenity spaces. In January 2016 it was also announced that Blackhorse Road Station would receive £2.2 million investment from Transport for London for improvements to the station and surrounding area.

−	~~Working closely with the London Borough of Waltham Forest~~, ~~U+I will develop plans for Equipment Works reflecting the Council’s and local community’s aspirations for the area.~~	+	Speaking in 2016, Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration at U+I said, “We are delighted to be working with Parkdale Investments on a mixed-use regeneration project that will deliver significant benefits to the local area. Forest Works demonstrates U+I’s ability to uncover regeneration opportunities within emerging parts of the London City Region. We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”
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−	Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration, U+I said, “We are delighted to be working with Parkdale Investments on a mixed-use regeneration project that will deliver significant benefits to the local area. Forest Works demonstrates U+I’s ability to uncover regeneration opportunities within emerging parts of the London City Region. We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”	+
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−	In July 2017, U+I announced that it had secured resolution to grant planning consent for the regeneration of Equipment Works. U+I will open up part of the site to the local community from mid-August until the end of 2017, with the launch of a temporary community project, Sideshow, run in partnership with Blackhorse Workshops.	+
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−	This new installation will celebrate the maker culture of London through a series of family-friendly exhibitions, workshops and events. The site will also have a new café which will increase access and provide welcome amenity space for the local community. The vision for this space is for it to become a focal point in the social life of Blackhorse Road during its period of operation, providing regular creative workshops for kids and adults alongside a mix of evening and weekend events.	+
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−	~~In January 2018, U+I announced that they had completed of the Equipment Works to Hertfordshire-based Telford Homes, who purchased the site for £34 million.~~	+

−	~~Matthew Weiner~~, ~~chief executive of~~ U+I ~~Group~~, ~~said:~~	+	In July 2017, U+I announced that it had secured resolution to grant planning consent for the regeneration of Equipment Works and that a temporary community project, Sideshow, would open at the end of 2017.

−	~~"The sale of Blackhorse Road is another milestone for~~ U+I ~~as we continue towards our target~~ of ~~£65~~-~~70m of trading and development gains for this financial year~~, ~~further demonstrating our ability to add value through~~ the ~~planning system and realise gains efficiently~~.	+	In January 2018, U+I announced that they had completed sale of the Equipment Works to Hertfordshire-based Telford Homes, who purchased the site for £34 million.

−	"Our plans will transform this overlooked site into a vibrant new mixed-use community that supports the wider ambitions of the London Borough of Waltham Forest, delivering homes, workspaces and community space for the local area."	+	Matthew Weiner, chief executive of U+I Group, said; "The sale of Blackhorse Road is another milestone for U+I as we continue towards our target of £65-70m of trading and development gains for this financial year, further demonstrating our ability to add value through the planning system and realise gains efficiently. Our plans will transform this overlooked site into a vibrant new mixed-use community that supports the wider ambitions of the London Borough of Waltham Forest, delivering homes, workspaces and community space for the local area."

	--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]		--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]

Editor at 09:56, 4 January 2018

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	This new installation will celebrate the maker culture of London through a series of family-friendly exhibitions, workshops and events. The site will also have a new café which will increase access and provide welcome amenity space for the local community. The vision for this space is for it to become a focal point in the social life of Blackhorse Road during its period of operation, providing regular creative workshops for kids and adults alongside a mix of evening and weekend events.		This new installation will celebrate the maker culture of London through a series of family-friendly exhibitions, workshops and events. The site will also have a new café which will increase access and provide welcome amenity space for the local community. The vision for this space is for it to become a focal point in the social life of Blackhorse Road during its period of operation, providing regular creative workshops for kids and adults alongside a mix of evening and weekend events.
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		+	In January 2018, U+I announced that they had completed of the Equipment Works to Hertfordshire-based Telford Homes, who purchased the site for £34 million.
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		+	Matthew Weiner, chief executive of U+I Group, said:
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		+	"The sale of Blackhorse Road is another milestone for U+I as we continue towards our target of £65-70m of trading and development gains for this financial year, further demonstrating our ability to add value through the planning system and realise gains efficiently.
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		+	"Our plans will transform this overlooked site into a vibrant new mixed-use community that supports the wider ambitions of the London Borough of Waltham Forest, delivering homes, workspaces and community space for the local area."

	--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]		--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]

Editor at 15:23, 21 July 2017

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	* Westminster Industrial Estate, Charlton.		* Westminster Industrial Estate, Charlton.

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Editor at 09:01, 21 July 2017

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	In August 2016, U+I, the mixed-use property regeneration specialist, exchanged contracts with landowner, Parkdale Investments, to bring forward a new mixed-use regeneration project for the Forest Works site on Blackhorse Road, North East London.		In August 2016, U+I, the mixed-use property regeneration specialist, exchanged contracts with landowner, Parkdale Investments, to bring forward a new mixed-use regeneration project for the Forest Works site on Blackhorse Road, North East London.
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	Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration, U+I said, “We are delighted to be working with Parkdale Investments on a mixed-use regeneration project that will deliver significant benefits to the local area. Forest Works demonstrates U+I’s ability to uncover regeneration opportunities within emerging parts of the London City Region. We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”		Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration, U+I said, “We are delighted to be working with Parkdale Investments on a mixed-use regeneration project that will deliver significant benefits to the local area. Forest Works demonstrates U+I’s ability to uncover regeneration opportunities within emerging parts of the London City Region. We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”

−	In ~~April~~ 2017, U+I announced that ~~they~~ had ~~submitted regeneration plans~~ for ~~approval~~. ~~As they develop proposals for~~ the ~~development~~, ~~they are also working~~ with Blackhorse ~~Workshop~~, a ~~local wood~~ and ~~metal workshop, to create an inspiring~~ space for the ~~public that showcases~~ the ~~furniture and products made locally by~~ its ~~members~~.	+	In July 2017, U+I announced that it had secured resolution to grant planning consent for the regeneration of Equipment Works. U+I will open up part of the site to the local community from mid-August until the end of 2017, with the launch of a temporary community project, Sideshow, run in partnership with Blackhorse Workshops.
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		+	This new installation will celebrate the maker culture of London through a series of family-friendly exhibitions, workshops and events. The site will also have a new café which will increase access and provide welcome amenity space for the local community. The vision for this space is for it to become a focal point in the social life of Blackhorse Road during its period of operation, providing regular creative workshops for kids and adults alongside a mix of evening and weekend events.

	--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]		--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]

Editor at 08:28, 6 April 2017

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	In August 2016, U+I, the mixed-use property regeneration specialist, exchanged contracts with landowner, Parkdale Investments, to bring forward a new mixed-use regeneration project for the Forest Works site on Blackhorse Road, North East London.		In August 2016, U+I, the mixed-use property regeneration specialist, exchanged contracts with landowner, Parkdale Investments, to bring forward a new mixed-use regeneration project for the Forest Works site on Blackhorse Road, North East London.

−	~~The~~ 3-acre industrial site has the potential to deliver 300 new homes and 5,500 sq. ft. of commercial space for the area, with a GDV of £95m.	+	Named Equipment Works, the 3-acre industrial site has the potential to deliver 300 new homes and 5,500 sq. ft. of commercial space for the area, with a GDV of £95m.

−	Less than 150 m from Blackhorse Road Station, ~~Forest~~ Works sits within an area already earmarked for significant regeneration. The site has been identified as a hub within the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s Blackhorse Lane Area Action Plan and is located within the new Blackhorse Lane housing zone, which aims to deliver more than 2,500 new homes and 1,000 new jobs in the next ten years.	+	Less than 150 m from Blackhorse Road Station, Equipment Works sits within an area already earmarked for significant regeneration. The site has been identified as a hub within the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s Blackhorse Lane Area Action Plan and is located within the new Blackhorse Lane housing zone, which aims to deliver more than 2,500 new homes and 1,000 new jobs in the next ten years.

	Councillor Clare Coghill, Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and High Streets described Blackhorse Lane as the area with “the greatest potential for improvement of any part of the borough.”		Councillor Clare Coghill, Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and High Streets described Blackhorse Lane as the area with “the greatest potential for improvement of any part of the borough.”
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	As well as £200 million of private investment, the area is benefiting from support from the Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund for improvements to its high street and public amenity spaces. In January 2016 it was also announced that Blackhorse Road Station would receive £2.2 million investment from Transport for London for improvements to the station and surrounding area.		As well as £200 million of private investment, the area is benefiting from support from the Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund for improvements to its high street and public amenity spaces. In January 2016 it was also announced that Blackhorse Road Station would receive £2.2 million investment from Transport for London for improvements to the station and surrounding area.

−	Working closely with the London Borough of Waltham Forest, U+I will develop plans for ~~Forest~~ Works reflecting the Council’s and local community’s aspirations for the area.	+	Working closely with the London Borough of Waltham Forest, U+I will develop plans for Equipment Works reflecting the Council’s and local community’s aspirations for the area.

	Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration, U+I said, “We are delighted to be working with Parkdale Investments on a mixed-use regeneration project that will deliver significant benefits to the local area. Forest Works demonstrates U+I’s ability to uncover regeneration opportunities within emerging parts of the London City Region. We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”		Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration, U+I said, “We are delighted to be working with Parkdale Investments on a mixed-use regeneration project that will deliver significant benefits to the local area. Forest Works demonstrates U+I’s ability to uncover regeneration opportunities within emerging parts of the London City Region. We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”

−	~~An initial planning application is expected to be submitted in early~~ 2017.	+	In April 2017, U+I announced that they had submitted regeneration plans for approval. As they develop proposals for the development, they are also working with Blackhorse Workshop, a local wood and metal workshop, to create an inspiring space for the public that showcases the furniture and products made locally by its members.

	--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]		--[[User:U_and_I\|U and I]]

Editor at 10:43, 25 January 2017

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	* Cockpit Yard.		* Cockpit Yard.
	* Friarsgate Shopping Centre, Lichfield.		* Friarsgate Shopping Centre, Lichfield.
		+	* New Garden Square, Birmingham.
	* Preston Barracks, Brighton.		* Preston Barracks, Brighton.
	* Spirit of Sittingbourne, Kent.		* Spirit of Sittingbourne, Kent.

Editor at 11:03, 14 November 2016

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	* UandI Think event with John McDonnell MP.		* UandI Think event with John McDonnell MP.
	* UandI Think event with Studio SWINE.		* UandI Think event with Studio SWINE.
		+	* Westminster Industrial Estate, Charlton.

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Designing Buildings at 12:38, 18 August 2016

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	The 3-acre industrial site has the potential to deliver 300 new homes and 5,500 sq. ft. of commercial space for the area, with a GDV of £95m.		The 3-acre industrial site has the potential to deliver 300 new homes and 5,500 sq. ft. of commercial space for the area, with a GDV of £95m.

−	Less than 150 m from Blackhorse Road Station, Forest Works sits within an area already earmarked for significant ~~wider~~ regeneration. The site has been identified as a hub within the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s Blackhorse Lane Area Action Plan and is located within the new Blackhorse Lane housing zone, which ~~is aiming~~ to deliver ~~over~~ 2,500 new homes and 1,000 new jobs in the next ten years.	+	Less than 150 m from Blackhorse Road Station, Forest Works sits within an area already earmarked for significant regeneration. The site has been identified as a hub within the London Borough of Waltham Forest’s Blackhorse Lane Area Action Plan and is located within the new Blackhorse Lane housing zone, which aims to deliver more than 2,500 new homes and 1,000 new jobs in the next ten years.

−	Councillor Clare Coghill, Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and High Streets ~~has~~ described Blackhorse Lane as the area with “the greatest potential for improvement of any part of the borough.”	+	Councillor Clare Coghill, Cabinet Member for Economic Growth and High Streets described Blackhorse Lane as the area with “the greatest potential for improvement of any part of the borough.”

	As well as £200 million of private investment, the area is benefiting from support from the Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund for improvements to its high street and public amenity spaces. In January 2016 it was also announced that Blackhorse Road Station would receive £2.2 million investment from Transport for London for improvements to the station and surrounding area.		As well as £200 million of private investment, the area is benefiting from support from the Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund for improvements to its high street and public amenity spaces. In January 2016 it was also announced that Blackhorse Road Station would receive £2.2 million investment from Transport for London for improvements to the station and surrounding area.
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	Working closely with the London Borough of Waltham Forest, U+I will develop plans for Forest Works reflecting the Council’s and local community’s aspirations for the area.		Working closely with the London Borough of Waltham Forest, U+I will develop plans for Forest Works reflecting the Council’s and local community’s aspirations for the area.

−	Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration, U+I said:	+	Simon Hesketh, Director of Regeneration, U+I said, “We are delighted to be working with Parkdale Investments on a mixed-use regeneration project that will deliver significant benefits to the local area. Forest Works demonstrates U+I’s ability to uncover regeneration opportunities within emerging parts of the London City Region. We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”
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−	“We are delighted to be working with Parkdale Investments on a mixed-use regeneration project that will deliver significant benefits to the local area.	+
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−	~~“Forest~~ Works demonstrates U+I’s ability to uncover regeneration opportunities within emerging parts of the London City Region. We are focused on creating long-term social and economic change for the places in which we develop and we look forward to working with Waltham Forest council and the local community to progress our redevelopment plans for the site.”	+

	An initial planning application is expected to be submitted in early 2017.		An initial planning application is expected to be submitted in early 2017.