Walden House Update

Nickie and Murad

Discussions around Grosvenor Group proposal to redevelop Cundy Street Flats and Walden House are continuing despite the lockdown.

Considerable progress is being made on outstanding issues ahead of the upcoming planning application.

So far a number of commitments have been secured, including financial payments to Cundy Flats residents and the right of return to new properties for Walden House council tenants.

You might find my updates from July 2019 and October 2019 of interest.

Grosvenor have now completed their phasing and programme study for the redevelopment and have confirmed that residents will now have the option to move once directly into a new social rented home on the new development at Cundy Street.

The Council continues to provide support and advice to residents and will write to tenants with more information. All proposals remain subject to a planning permission.

For more information or to raise any issues about this, please email me.

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