Revised plans to turn one of Britain’s oldest breweries into a mixed-use development on a 200m stretch of the Thames have been submitted to the mayor of London after the Squire & Partners’ scheme was called in earlier this year.

The project, on the 9ha site of the Stag brewery in Mortlake, south-west London, had originally proposed a new high street, around 850 homes, which included a 150-home care village, 3,000sq m of office space and a 1,200-pupil secondary school.

Beer is said to have been brewed on the site since 1487 when it was part of a monastery and later supplied British troops in India and the Crimea.

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