Key questions and answers about compulsory purchase

Will the boatyard operations disturb residents?

Has the JWT been blocking development?

For answers to these and other questions on the compulsory purchase proposal, please click HERE

Recent news items

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Looking forward ${news_caption}$ JWT Trustee David Edwards explains the twin-track process – pursuing both a negotiated sale and a compulsory purchase
We have to crack on ${news_caption}$ Councillor Ed Turner’s patience is at an end
City taking steps towards a Compulsory Purchase Order ${news_caption}$ This prominent brownfield location has become an embarassing eyesore.
A busy 2025 at Jericho Wharf ${news_caption}$ Drone's-eye view of the derelict site in our new campaign video

Coming events

Jericho Wharf—The Way Forward

Mon 15 Jun - 7.30 am – 9.00 am

Exeter College Walton Street

At the AGM of the Jericho Community Association, Trustees of the Jericho Wharf Trust will set out the actions needed to deliver a community‑led vision for this vital piece of Jericho’s future.

Other recent news items

Breakthrough—as Jericho Wharf is bought by Worcestor College ${news_caption}$ This purchase of the adjacent Wharf makes good sense both from the community and College points of view, The Wharf site as drawn here also incorporates the Council-owned land in Dawson Place
Watch this space
Looking forward ${news_caption}$ JWT Trustee David Edwards explains the twin-track process – pursuing both a negotiated sale and a compulsory purchase
We have to crack on ${news_caption}$ Councillor Ed Turner’s patience is at an end
City taking steps towards a Compulsory Purchase Order ${news_caption}$ This prominent brownfield location has become an embarassing eyesore.
A busy 2025 at Jericho Wharf ${news_caption}$ Drone's-eye view of the derelict site in our new campaign video
Save Jericho Wharf from Lazy Gentrification
Why a public space and a bridge
Why a new Community Centre ${news_caption}$ The canalside site offers a wonderful opportunity to create a new and vibrant hub on the Wharf site
Landowner’s bid to bypass community centre and boatyard requirements with a student flats development ${news_caption}$ Banners protest about narrow developer objectives for the site