The area between Vauxhall and Battersea, with the imposing Sir Giles Gilbert Scott powerstation as its cornerstone, has been identified as central Londons most significant regeneration zone.

The area, just to the south of the river, is identified in the London Plan (2004) as central Londons largest opportunity area. These areas are places earmarked for regeneration where development frameworks must be drawn up which need to collectively consider broader development, community, environmental and transport issues.

There are a number of large projects and proposals at different stages that will (or could) have a major impact on the Vauxhall to Battersea area. The development framework aims to consider these proposed developments in an integrated, holistic way. A steering group comprising of the projects partners has been formed to oversee development and production of the Framework.

Geographical area Vauxhall and East Battersea

Time frame Jan 2003 - July 2004

Results A draft phase one framework was produced in summer 2003.

Cross River Partnerships role Responsible for overall management, development and steering of the project.

Lead partner Lambeth Council

Contact Clive Fraser 020 7926 1182 cfraser@lambeth.gov.uk  or Cross River Partnership 020 7926 1132 crossriver@lambeth.gov.uk

Other project partners Wandsworth Council Transport for London London Development Agency

Further information A draft phase one framework was produced in summer 2003. It can be downloaded from the bottom of the page.