Site Location & Context
Hayward Gardens towards the middle of the Ashburton South Estate provides two potential development sites.
The first site, Hayward Gardens West, borders Hayward Gardens to the north and an access road to the east. At present, there is a play area, a phone box, storage lockers, a substation and parking spaces on site.
The second site, Hayward Gardens East, borders Hayward Gardens to the north and an access road to the east and south. On the site there are storage lockers, a substation, and parking spaces.
Existing Site Photographs
To show the current uses on the site and in the surrounding area, we have included a series of photographs from within and around the site below.
Our Detailed Proposals for Hayward Gardens
All figures, diagrams, images, and plans shown are not final and are subject to change as the design process progresses.
The detailed proposals for the sites at Hayward Gardens would involve demolishing the existing phone box, storage lockers, and substations and removing the parking spaces to deliver around 44 new high-quality homes with enhanced outdoor spaces across the two sites and a local play area. It is proposed that there would be 22 new homes for council rent on each Hayward Gardens site.
Please view our September Exhibition Banners and Boards in the Downloads section for more information.
.
Have Your Say
Thank you for taking the time to visit our consultation website to learn more about the detailed proposals for five sites within the Ashburton South Estate as part of the Homes for Wandsworth programme.
Over the past few months, the team has been hard at work developing the detailed proposals for the sites and we presented them on 15 September 2023 at our second public exhibition. If you couldn’t attend or would like to view the materials again, they are available in the Downloads section.
The comment period on our details proposals has now closed.
After the planning applications are submitted later this year, you will have the opportunity to comment on the proposals through Wandsworth Council’s (as the local planning authority) planning portal. This website will be updated with the planning applications’ reference numbers after they have been submitted and validated. We will also email the project update contact list with the same details, so please make sure to register for project updates if you would like to stay up to date.
Downloads
November 2022 Exhibition FlyerView/Download
November 2022 Feedback FormView/Download
November 2022 Exhibition BannersView/Download
April 2023 Exhibition FlyerView/Download
April 2023 Feedback FormView/Download
April 2023 Exhibition BannersView/Download
May 2023 Webinar RecordingView/Download
August 2023 Community NewsletterView/Download
Feedback ReportView/Download
Hayward Gardens - Drainage/CTV SurveyView/Download
Hayward Gardens - Ecology (PEA) AssessmentsView/Download
Hayward Gardens - Noise Impact AssessmentView/Download
Hayward Gardens - Tree SurveyView/Download
Hayward Gardens - Tree ScheduleView/Download
Hayward Gardens - Topographical SurveysView/Download
Parking SurveyView/Download
Daylight and Sunlight AssessmentView/Download
September 2023 Exhibition BannersView/Download
September 2023 Central Play Areas BoardView/Download
September 2023 Play Areas BoardView/Download
September 2023 Comments CardView/Download
Contact Us
Thank you for taking the time to visit our website today. Should you require any of the information from this website in another format or hard copy please do get in touch with us on the details below.
By Phone (open from 9.30am to 5pm)
0207 446 6869
By Email
By Post
Ashburton South Community Engagement Team
c/o Stantec
7 Soho Square
London
W1D 3QB
Effective April 2022, employees of Barton Willmore have joined Stantec. They are designers, engineers, scientists, and project managers, innovating together at the intersection of community, creativity, and client relationships. Balancing these priorities results in projects that advance the quality of life in communities across the globe.
Turkington Martin is focussed on the creation of healthy and inclusive environments, which support social, cultural and economic well-being and is informed by an understanding of the way in which people use and enjoy outdoor space.