Developed Canada Water Masterplan Drop-in Exhibition, January 2018

From Friday 12th January 2018, the Canada Water Masterplan team will be holding drop-in exhibitions for the local community to see the developed masterplan and proposals for the first detailed plots of development.

The exhibition will include the updated plans, physical models of the masterplan and first detailed plots of development, and an interactive model. British Land and the project team will be on hand to discuss the scheme with you and answer any questions..

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The exhibition content for the developed masterplan and proposals for the first detailed plots of development as well an online feedback form are now available on the website. Please click here to view the exhibition content and share your thoughts by completing the online feedback form here. Online feedback will be available until Sunday 4th February, so if you haven’t had a chance to get involved yet, please take a look.

Please pass this onto any neighbours, friends and colleagues who you think might be interested, or they can contact the CWM team to be added to the mailing list on

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[list][item icon=”fa-phone” ]020 7729 1705[/item][/list]

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You can also keep up to date on the website and through Twitter and Facebook:

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Main exhibitions dates

Developed Canada Water Masterplan drop-in exhibition, January 2018

Friday 12 Jan | 11am-5pm
Saturday 13 Jan | 10am-4pm
Tuesday 16 Jan | 2pm-6pm
Thursday 18 Jan | 4pm-8pm
Saturday 20 Jan | 10am-4pm

Venue: CWM Hub, opposite Tesco at Surrey Quays Shopping Centre, SE16 7LL

Local mini-exhibitions

The team will also be taking a mini version of the exhibition out to local centres, please join us.

[row][double_paragraph]Tuesday 30th January | 5.30pm–8pm
SilverLock Hall
Warndon Street
SE16 2SB[/double_paragraph][double_paragraph]Wednesday 31st January | 5.30pm–8pm
Mayflower Hall
31 Neptune Street
SE16 7JP[/double_paragraph] [/row]

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The Canada Water Masterplan

This information was valid as published on WISE16 on Nov 29th 2016

Since March 2014, there has been an on going community consultation process to look at the future of the Canada Water Masterplan area. This includes redevelopment of the SE16 Printworks Site (formerly known as Harmsworth Quays), the Surrey Quays Shopping Centre Site and most recently the Surrey Quays Leisure Park Site.

British Land is working with Southwark Council to bring forward a mixed use development for the Canada Water Masterplan, as part of a new town centre for the area. Allies & Morrison are the masterplanners and have been developing initial ideas, informed at every stage by the input and feedback from the community consultation process.

Background

SE16 Printworks Site

This site was vacated in September 2013 after the Daily Mail General Trust (DMGT) decided to move their operation to Essex. British Land have purchased DMGT’s interest of the site and have been working with Southwark Council, as a part freeholder, to bring forward redevelopment proposals for a mixed use scheme.

Surrey Quays Shopping Centre Site

As owner of the shopping centre site British Land included it as part of the masterplan following the first stage of consultation; where there was strong feedback to have a joined-up approach to the area – including improved connections with the shopping centre and an improved retail and leisure offer that makes more of the water-setting.

There is an existing planning permission to extend the shopping centre, however it is now felt that the opportunity exists for a more ambitious redevelopment of the site, which will help create a new Town Centre for Canada Water; including a vibrant retail and leisure district reinforcing and building upon the existing thriving community atmosphere.

Surrey Quays Leisure Park Site

The Draft Masterplan principles consultation, held in December 2014, included an indicative vision for this site to help inform a joined-up approach to the area, although at this time the site was outside of British Land’s ownership. In March 2015, British Land acquired the freehold of the Surrey Quays Leisure Park site from Aviva Investors, so it can now be fully considered as part of the Canada Water Masterplan area. Please visit the Latest News page for more details on the recent Reserved Matters application.

Visit the Canada Water Masterplan website for the latest news and updates

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Project context

The area between Canada Water and Surrey Quays is a significant area of change with a number of other developments coming forward. It is identified in Southwark Council’s Area Action Plan as an important opportunity to contribute to the creation of a more successful and pedestrian-friendly town centre. The Further Alterations to the London Plan also identifies the area a new Opportunity Area.

Reports available locally

Outside of event times, if you would like to view hard copies of the consultation reports and introductory flip-book, they have been made available at the following locations. Please contact the venues directly to confirm availability / opening hours or arrange a time to visit.

Canada Water Library (available from reception on level 1, during Library opening hours)