The Mayor of London is to blame and his planning guru Jules Pipe (ex Mayor of Hackney) thinks you can create higher density and still keep London moving. The only major infrastructure improvement for getting around London is the Queen Elizabeth line and that opens at the end of this year so it will be interesting to see how quickly that fills up! No wonder people are now starting to leave London and move away from the inevitable congestion.
This is not a definitive list of developments in the LBWF part of Forest Road area but it indicates the scale of the looming problems. Total number of flats 1,498 - at least 3,000 more people moving into the area.
1 Hoe Street
18 flats in 5 storeys
Blackhorse Point
350 flats in 3 blocks highest being 21 storeys
4 to 10 Forest Road
4-10 Forest Road consultation
353 Student flats in 9 to 17 storey blocks
Equipment Works
LBWF Regeneration Equipment Works
337 flats in 7 storey blocks
Blackhorse Mills
LBWF Regeneration Blackhorse Mills
440 flats in 16 storey blocks
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