Have your say
Service Charge Booklets
The Service Charge booklets have been sent to Leaseholders and Tenants. Please book your 1-to-1 30 minutes time slot, by emailing us at eburybridge@westminster.gov.uk.
Leaseholders' session - Friday 6 September, 12-8pm at Ebury Edge Leaseholder Booklet
Tenants' session - Tuesday 10 September, 12-8pm at Ebury Edge Tenant Booklet
Local Lettings Plan Consultation
The Local Lettings Plan Consultation started on the 27th of June and will last for four weeks until the 25th of July.
A Booklet has been sent to your doorstep, it provides information for a draft local lettings plan for new council homes for social rent on the Ebury Bridge Estate.
You can find translated copies below:
LLP Booklet - Traditional Chinese
The purpose of this booklet is to set out how new council homes for social rent will be allocated to eligible households following the redevelopment of the Ebury Bridge Estate Phase 1.
A series of Drop-in sessions has been organised at Ebury Edge community space on the following days:
Monday 1 July, from 4pm to 7.30pm
Monday 8 July, from 10am to 1pm
Saturday 13 July, from 11am to 2pm
Tuesday 16 July, from 3pm to 6pm
These drop-ins have been an opportunity to talk about the Local Lettings Plan and for you to give us your feedback.
If you were not able to attend the sessions in person, you can send us your feedback/answers to the questions using the freepost service included in the booklet. You can also email us at eburybridge@westminster.gov.uk or call us on 0800 011 3467.
S105 Consultation
S105 Consultation, Future Managing Agent - January 2024
The consultation took place early this year and it involved a number of ‘in-person’ events.
This consultation formed part of the council’s Section 105 (of the Housing Act, 1985) responsibility which means that Secure Tenants should be asked about any proposed changes to services already agreed in your council Tenancy. We have also asked resident leaseholders about their views on the proposed service as these changes will impact them too.
Here is the S105 Consultation Booklet, which was delivered to returning Secure Tenants, Leaseholders and neighbours.
Have Your Say
On this page you can find the latest proposals to have your say.
To view past consultations and information please click the link below:
Previous engagement boards and consultation information
Also on this page you can view the key documents submitted for the planning application for the Ebury Bridge Estate and information about the residents ballot in 2023.
Ebury Bridge Residents' Ballot Result
We would like to thank all the residents who took the time to vote in the resident ballot. Below is the outcome of the residents' ballot for the regeneration of Ebury Bridge estate.
The ballot closed on Thursday 16 February 2023 at 5 pm and Civica Election Services, the independent body who managed the voting process, informed us that the overall turnout was 67% with 90.9% voting in favour.
| Question: Do you support the current proposals for the regeneration of Ebury Bridge Estate? |
| Response | Percentage |
| Yes | 90.9% |
| No | 9.1% |
Civica Election Services formally wrote to residents to officially confirm the result of the ballot.
The positive result of the ballot enabled WCC to apply for funding from the Greater London Authority (GLA) to provide the additional social rented homes, and give a greater choice of homes for returning and existing residents of Ebury Bridge.
Ebury Landlord Offer Documents
Please see below the Landlord Offer Document and Letter that was distributed on 6 January 2023.
Landlord Offer Document - Traditional Chinese
Ebury Bridge Estate Have your say
Planning Portal
Ebury Bridge Estate receives planning approval for 781 new homes
On Tuesday 20 April 2021, Westminster City Council’s planning committee approved plans for Ebury Bridge Estate which will see the creation of 781 homes, and more than half of them will be affordable.
Located in the heart of central London, the proposals will see the full redevelopment of the current estate and the creation of high-quality, sustainable homes.
It will aim to be an almost car-free development, with disabled car parking only. Both pedestrian and cycle transport will be a top priority with more than 2,000 cycle spaces for residents.
The newly built homes will use 90% less carbon than the existing estate and grey water recycling will be used for household functions.
As well as 781 homes, there will be a new community hub, nursery and fitness centre for residents and visitors. Plus, there will be four high-quality public squares created with water and play features. The green spaces will have enhanced lighting for security and an on-site management team.
Around 270 new trees will be planted, as well as the retention of mature existing trees. Alongside this, there will be new flowerbeds and plants, forging natural havens for the local community and increasing biodiversity.
An extended high street with new local shops and cafés has also been approved and there will be new places to work including flexible workspace on Ebury Bridge Road and at the new northern gateway.
Click here to view the planning documents.
