Elephant & Castle shopping centre plan rubber stamped by Court of Appeal

By Dave Rogers2021-06-09T05:00:00

Opponents of south London scheme wanted more homes for social rent

The Court of Appeal has upheld a decision by Southwark council to grant planning for a £2bn redevelopment of the Elephant & Castle shopping centre.

A campaign was launched in opposition to plans by developer Delancey to flatten and redevelop the south London landmark, completed in the 1960s, and build nearly 1,000 new homes.

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