Romford regeneration project gets first phase approval

Plans for the regeneration of a section of Romford have taken a giant step forward, with the news that the first phase has secured planning approval.

This regeneration project aims to transform a site around Queen Street and Waterloo Road. It is a massive scheme that would be made up of multiple construction phases, but planning approval has only been granted for the first of them. This will involve the building of two new tower blocks at the site, which will contain over 100 affordable homes for local people.

Other amenities that will be created alongside the housing are landscaped green spaces for public use and a community hub. The project will be carried out by Wates Residential and Havering Council, working in partnership.

Brochure printing by Romford shops can be useful to housing developers when they have new homes for sale or rent. It can supply them with Brochures showing off the homes with full colour pictures.

Paul Nicholls works for Wates Residential as a regional managing director. Speaking to Housing Digital, he said:
“Receiving planning approval is a proud moment for everyone involved in our long-term partnership with Havering Council and reflects the strength of this joint venture.”

He added that they had conducted consultations with residents to make sure the finished plans meet their needs.

The blocks are expected to be built by the end of 2028.
Get a Free Quote for Brochures Get a Free Quote for Plans