Peabody sends in Holloway prison redevelopment plans

Peabody Holloway block 4 and public garden

Controversial scheme for 980 homes in Islington filed with council

Peabody has submitted plans to Islington council for its controversial 980-home redevelopment of the former Holloway women’s prison in north London.

The housing association said the AHMM-designed scheme, which has been funded to the tune of £42m by the Greater London Authority, will be 60% affordable housing, with 415 homes let for social rent.

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