Welcome to Seven Sisters Regeneration
A new application for the Seven Sisters Regeneration scheme has been submitted. This is the last chance for much needed investment to be secured for Seven Sisters. The Wards Store closed in 1972 and has been empty ever since, both symptom and cause of the area's decline. This scheme has been in gestation since 2003 and Grainger Seven Sisters Ltd is hoping to secure the backing of the Council to allow it to invest in Seven Sisters.
The long awaited Seven Sisters Regeneration, part of the Tottenham Regeneration Vision, will:
- Deliver £65million of investment into Tottenham and Seven Sisters
- Generate £11million of new spend in local shops every year and support over 600 new jobs over the next 5 years
- Bring high street names back to Seven Sisters as well as provide new shops for independent businesses
- Provide a new, purpose built, long term home for Seven Sisters Market
- Create a safe and active public area and a new focal point for the community
- Show the world that the regeneration of Tottenham has begun
David Walters, Development Director at Grainger plc, commented:
"The Seven Sisters Regeneration project will play a crucial part in the Tottenham Regeneration Vision and it is heartening to learn from the recent survey carried out by ComRes that there is strong support for the redevelopment (76%) from the residents who live in South Tottenham. In addition to nearly 200 homes this new planning application provides a range of national and independent shops as well as a rejuvenated Seven Sisters Market. This project will create up to 600 new jobs in the next five years and on completion over £11 million every year of new spend in local shops.
We encourage everybody who wants to see this scheme delivered express their support to the Council so that their views are counted when the decision is made."