Wandsworth Council has invested £10.25 million this year to upgrade roads and pavements across the borough, delivering major improvements as part of its Decade of Renewal and making streets safer, smoother, and more accessible for everyone.
A long-derelict building at the entrance to Roehampton’s Alton estate is set to be demolished to make way for affordable homes and community facilities, after the proposals were given the green light by Wandsworth Council’s planning committee (12 March).
Wandsworth Council has invested £10.25 million this year to upgrade roads and pavements across the borough, delivering major improvements as part of its Decade of Renewal and making streets safer, smoother, and more accessible for everyone.
The Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance Bronze has recognised Wandsworth Housing Services for its wraparound support survivors of domestic abuse in the borough.
Wandsworth has expanded support for residents facing homelessness with the launch of an innovative, new Homelessness Assessment Hub in Lavender Hill. Leading a new approach in London, the 11-bed hub provides a dedicated space offering short-term stays and individualised, wrap-around support.
Residents across Wandsworth will spot the latest progress as the council continues to improve rail bridges and underpasses to create cleaner, brighter and safer routes.