Richmond
Article 4 Directions can remove the permitted development rights for change of use from B1(a) offices to C3 residential.
Some London Boroughs are using this power to restrict permitted changes of use. In Richmond, most major town centre employment locations are now protected. The list below lists these locations in accordance with the date the Article 4 was implemented. For more specific location maps, you can download the PDF maps from the LB Richmond website.
From 7 July 2016:
Hampton
Thames Street, Hampton
Hampton Wick
High Street & Lower Teddington Road, Hampton Wick
Hampton Hill
Northern part of High Street, Hampton Hill
Teddington
127-133 High Street, and 1 & 2A Cambridge Road, Teddington
180 High Street, Teddington
43-67 Broad Street, Teddington
90-120 Church Road, Teddington
38-42 Hampton Road, Teddington
Twickenham
Parts of Twickenham town centre
Bridge House, Twickenham
Hampton Road, Twickenham
Briar House, 5-11 Briar Road, Twickenham
East Twickenham
417-435 Richmond Road, East Twickenham
St George's House, 76 Crown Road, East Twickenham
Richmond Town Centre
Petersham Road, Richmond
Brook House & Sandal House, Richmond
Sheen Road, Richmond
72-84 Lower Mortlake Road, Richmond
Falstaff House & St George's House, Bardolph Road, Richmond
Kew
The National Archives, Ruskin Avenue, Kew
East Sheen and Mortlake
Part West Sheen Lane, part Upper Richmond Road, East Sheen
Mortlake High Street, Mortlake
Barnes
Prospect Studios, Barnes High Street, Barnes
42-46 Glentham Road, Barnes
Since 30 November 2014:
- Richmond town centre
- Twickenham town centre
- Teddington town centre and Waldgrave Road
- National Physical Laboratory, Teddington
- Kingsway Business Park, Hampton
- Castle Business Village, Station Road and Mount Mews, High Street, Hampton
- Hampton Hill Business Park, Hampton Hill
- West Twickenham, south of River Crane
- St George's Industrial Estate, Twickenham
- Old Lodge Place, St Margarets
- Tideway Yard and The Old Power Station, Mortlake
- Blake Mews Station Avenue, Kew