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The Lenox Project

7 months ago

Consultation into proposed uses of the protected wharf ('plot 21') on the Convoys Wharf site is currently being carried out by the site owner Hutchison Property Group. This part of the site includes the waterfront space that is proposed for use by The Lenox Project, and the consultation invites comments about our plans alongside a number of other questions. Information about the consultation is available on the link below, including a recording of the webinar that was held in December, and some proposals by the developer convoys-wharf.com/plot-21/#plot-21The feedback form where you can submit your comments can be accessed direct via this link convoys-wharf.com/plot-21-survey/ ... See MoreSee Less

Plot 21 Survey – Convoys Wharf

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We are consulting on Plot 21 at Convoys Wharf. Plot 21 can provide new homes, including affordable homes, new public space and enhanced riverfront access, employment opportunities and affordable works...

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Ben Graville

1 years ago

www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/3092713/li-ka-shings-ps1-billion-scheme-build-3500-homes-... ... See MoreSee Less

Li Ka-shing’s US$1.2 billion London housing project approved after 15 years

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The tycoon’s CK Asset has finally got the green light for the £1 billion ($1.26 billion) Convoys Wharf project in Deptford, southeast London, having bought the site for £100 million in 2005

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