What would you say if you were told that a 22-acre brownfield site in London’s zone 3, well connected to overground, underground and bus services, and located on a beautiful stretch of the river Thames is going to remain undeveloped for the foreseeable future? To top it off, it has full planning consent for 1100 homes after a ten-year planning saga. That’s what’s happening in Mortlake, SW London. Coincidentally, during the same week that the Mayor of London launched his Dra

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