The long delayed redevelopment of Fulham Town Hall is set to restart, after Hammersmith & Fulham Council planners approved a Detailed Construction Logistics Plan, or DCLP, for the project’s future.

The plan, submitted by transport planning consultant Caneparo Associates on behalf of owner Ziser London, lays out the expected management of traffic during the construction period, with a strategy that aims to minimise the disruption to local residents, businesses and members of the public.

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Following over two years of conversations with the local community, we are now presenting our draft proposals for the site, formerly home to the Exhibition Centres.

2021 - Consultations are taking place on the development of these two wharves adjacent to Wandsworth Bridge. Neighbouring Comley’s Wharf, presently used by Cemex, and Porcelanosa are not included. It will be a mixed use scheme as Swedish Wharf is safeguarded and still a working site.

A major public consultations is planned during the summer, leading to a planning application in the autumn.

June 2021 - Although the two buildings have now been demolished, the site is yet to be cleared. BPTW have been selected as architects for the development and preliminary discussions are taking place between them, the Council and local residents. Early proposals are looking at two U-shaped buildings, rising to 7 stories in the centre of each block with central courtyards; 131 flats, minimum of 50% affordable housing.

June 2021. Plans approved. It is proposed to demolish the existing building and build a 4 storey office building. Existing businesses would be given first refusal on returning to the newly-built offices and receive discount on rent. Building will also include a café and co-working space.

• June 2021 - the plans were “called in “ by the government department so the planning permission will now be reviewed by a state planning inspector.

• 2020 – New plans submitted for a 20-storey tower with 133 flats, featuring distinctive arched windows and a ground floor “arcade”.

April 2021 – The Dominus Group has announced it is no longer planning a 23-storey hotel (for which it has planning permission) on this site but instead, it is looking to build a smaller hotel and student halls, the highest to be 20 storeys. A new planning application will be submitted later this year.

November 2020 – Plans submitted for a large office building to replace the 1960s office block at the top of Peterborough Road

May 2020 – Site for sale after developer withdraws.

July 2019 – Plans submitted for extensions to this commercial building.

June 2021 - With the reduction in the need for office space, the developers are now considering using the building as a care home.

2019 – This went to appeal where plans were approved for a building of 2, 4 and 5 storeys, with a low building adjacent to the Hurlingham Road houses, becoming higher as it approaches the New Kings Road and the railway.

July 2020 – Planning permission given for a 90-room boutique hotel and events venue July 2020. In February 2020, the Lamington Group was appointed head tenant.

July 2020 – Delancey, the new owners of the site appoint the principal architects for the Earls Court development. No details are yet available of their plans.

July 2020 – Plans submitted for two new blocks to provide a mix of residential and commercial space on the site of the Christopher Wray warehouse.

April 2020 – The Council agreed plans for demolition of the existing building and the development of 36 affordable homes.

December 2019 – Planning permission renewed, basically the same as that approved in 2013. The stores closed in February 2020 and work is expected to begin.

October 2019 – Plans approved to restore and develop the Castle Club, a Grade II listed building, and its use as a care home for Alzheimer sufferers.

February 2019 – Plans agreed for this very large site, part of the South Fulham Regeneration area, and the area renamed King’s Road Park.

March 2018 – Planning permission granted for the redevelopment of its riverside stand. It also provides for a new public section of the river path but this will be built over the River Thames. It was agreed the Football Club could use part of Bishops Park as a building site for three years.