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*The northern part of the site, including the Council-owned garages in Dawson Place, has been designated for community use. (Image: Google Maps)*

Negotiations restart

Posted – May 24, 2018

The Jericho Wharf development has sprung back into life. The JWT is back in talks with the developer, the Strategic Iconic Assets Heritage Acquisition Fund. (SIAHAF) and – while there is some way to go – the discussions have been constructive and productive. We also are encouraged by the aspirations of Chairman and CEO, Shuif Hussain, who says on the SIAHAF website: “House building has reached a crossroad: soulless mass estates of “cookie cutter” houses are not the communities we want to grow up in. Building houses is not enough. Of course, building good quality houses that are fit for purpose is key, but equally important is the interaction of people that live in them. It needs to be all about the community, the neighbourhood.”

Recent news items

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

Coming events

Jericho Singers Summer Concert

Sat 20 Jun - 7.00 pm St Andrew's Church