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Tag Archives: tooting constitutional club
London Hotel Group is working with Dexter Moren Associates on plans for the redevelopment of 111-113 Tooting High Street.
Formerly the Tooting Constitutional Club, the site is located at the junction of Tooting High Street and Woodbury Street. The site currently has planning permission for the...
Let’s celebrate Tooting!
Tooting is an amazingly vibrant area, incorporating a multitude of cultures, ethnicities and religions. It has a buzzing social scene, with an array of fantastic pubs, bars, cafés and restaurants. The local St George’s and Springfield Hospitals employ...
Wandsworth Council have rejected a planning application for the Tooting Constitutional Club after upholding their decision to grant Asset of Community Value status to the building.
The Tooting Constitutional Club is located at 111-113 Tooting High Street and was established in 1917 as...
The current planning application for the site is on Wandsworth’s planning website (listed as 2014/6753). This is for demolition of the existing buildings and excavation involving redevelopment of the site for a part 3/4/5-storey scheme.
There is until April 29 to submit...
An application for the Tooting Constitutional Club to be turned into an asset of community value was submitted earlier this week.
However, this week the Tooting Development Company Limited has also put in two planning applications. Both are for variations of up to a 6 or 7...
Alaina Macdonald, Labour councillor for Graveney, led a meeting at the Graveney and Meadow last night to discuss the future of the Tooting Constitutional Club on Tooting High Street.
At present, (and as previously reported here), the building is currently under threat of demolition to make way for a...
A meeting to discuss the future of the Tooting Constitutional Club is to take place at the Graveney and Meadow on Monday 17th November.
A developer has bought the club, and the future of the building and the bowling green is in doubt. It currently looks as if the building will be demolished to...
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