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OMA’s 36-storey Greenwich peninsula scheme comes under attack by local MP
Planning decision on £770m Morden Wharf proposal for 1,500 homes across four towers is imminent
OMA’s £770m mixed-use Morden Wharf development on London’s Greenwich peninsula has come under attack from the local MP who has written to the local council to lodge his opposition.
Matthew Pennycook, Labour MP for Greenwich and Woolwich, says the four-tower mixed-use scheme is too tall.
He has written to the planning board of the Labour-led local authority, formally lining up against the U&I project which was lodged for planning in June last year. Work is expected to start in 2023 if given approval.
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