History of Stag Brewery site
Mortlake is recorded in the Doomsday Book as having a ‘very large’ population of 110 households
1086Mortlake Brewery was founded
1487James Watney & Co. bought the Mortlake Brewery and built the Maltings building in 1903
1889The Brewery was bombed during the Blitz
1940Records indicate that several direct hits were made.
Anheuser Busch InBev began operating on site
1995Most notably they brewed Budweiser here.
Anheuser-Busch InBev announce intention to leave the site to expand their operation in South Wales
2009Following consultation with residents an SPD for the Stag Brewery site is adopted by the Council
2011Budweiser ceases to be brewed on site
2015Reselton Properties Limited buy the site.
Consultation on the future of the Stag brewery gets underway
2016Stages of pre-planning consultation.
Submission of applications (accompanied by SCI).
Planning Committee decision
2019 and 2020Statutory consultation by LBRuT.
LBRuT resolves to grant consent for original Applications ‘A’ and ‘B’ but to refuse ‘C'.
Call-in by Mayor.
Submission of revised scheme to GLA.
Further statutory consultation and re-consultation carried out by the GLA.
Withdrawal of Application C (Chalker’s Corner highway works).
Statutory re-consultation following submission of additional information
2021GLA conduct further statutory consultation on further revisions to the scheme.
Public Representation Hearing at City Hall, GLA officers recommend granting conditional planning permission for Applications A and B.
Mayor refuses planning permission for Applications A and B (decision notices available here).
Submission of planning applications A and B for the now proposed scheme (a hybrid of the GLA and LBRuT schemes)
March 2022Please see the March 2022 Update on the Home Page
