The Future of Convoys Wharf

I blogged on 29 Feb 2012 that the Aedas scheme for Convoys Wharf appeared to be on the rocks.

A few minutes ago the above invitation arrived in my inbox. I am not going to speculate on what we are going to be told, or sold, but a tour of the site is not to be missed. Having knocked down most of the buildings I am intrigued as where on site the discussions are going to take place.

The structure pictured is the listed Olympia Building, originally constructed as a (double) slip cover, under which ships were built for the Royal Navy. It was later part of the City of London's Foreign Cattle Market that was on the site 1871 - 1914.


Flyer text:
COMMUNITY CONSULTATION
THE FUTURE OF CONVOYS WHARF

Hutchison Whampoa, as the developer of Convoys Wharf, invites members of the local community to join them for presentations and discussions about future plans for the site.

When: Saturday 24th March 2012 11am - 4pm

Where: Convoys Wharf (Entrance to the site is located where the top of New King Street meets Prince Street). PRESENTATIONS START AT 11AM WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO TOUR THE SITE
For further information and to confirm attendance please call 0845 460 6011 or email info@convoyswharf.com