Share your views on Clapham Junction to help shape its future
Published: Friday, August 30, 2024
- Clapham Junction residents and businesses invited to have their say on the area.
- We are drafting a masterplan to explain how the area may be developed in future.
- Road and town centres improvements are part of a decade of renewal.
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The council is looking at the area around Clapham Junction station to consider how it could be shaped by local improvements and development in the future, making it a better place to live and work.
We’re working with local partners including Network Rail, Greater London Authority and Transport for London to consider how we can improve this part of the town centre together.
These improvements would run alongside Network Rail upgrades to Clapham Junction station to ensure it continues to run efficiently and can support the high numbers of passenger that pass through the station every day.
Clapham Junction was also identified as an Opportunity Area in the Mayor of London’s London Plan, which means there are key locations with potential for new homes, jobs and infrastructure of all types. In response, the council needs to draft a masterplan for the area which is a policy document that explains how the area may be developed. This masterplan will be developed with community engagement running throughout the process.
We would like to know your views on the local area and how it should look and develop in future.
Decade of renewal
Simon Hogg, Leader of Wandsworth Council said: "We want to hear the views of all the people who live, work or visit this part of the borough so that future plans reflect local community needs and contribute to growth.
"Falcon Road is also part of our decade of renewal for streets and town centres which uses property developer funding to improve neighbourhoods for everyone and build local pride."
Have your say on Falcon Road
Plans to improve the route under Falcon Road rail bridge to make it more welcoming and safer are also under way with a design competition in partnership with London Festival of Architecture.
We want to improve local connections and walking routes for everyone, from businesses and community organisations to residents and commuters.
Do you use the route under Falcon Road rail bridge? Take part in our quick survey on Falcon Road
Further information
Find out more about the Falcon Road design competition.
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