Articles about the sub-area comprising the Sackville Trading Estate and the former coal yard, where originally Mountpark – and then MODA plan to significantly transform the area with a major development.
An issue for the Neighbourhood Plan is that the substantial buildings are now largely empty pending redevelopment. They have the potential for interim uses on short leases at low rents – encouraging small businesses, creative industries sector, etc.
This is the visual material used by Moda Living at their public exhibition which was held at the Honeycroft Centre, Sackville Road 18th and 19th September, 2018 Press articles: The Argus > Brighton & Hove Independent News >
Public exhibition by MODA at Honeycroft, Sackville Road, Hove BN3 3WF Tue 18th September (3pm-6pm) andWed 19th September (4pm-7:30pm) People have been invited by Moda, the developer behind the scheme, to have their say on the proposals. All of the … Continue reading
We are now in the final stages of preparing the Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan and the regeneration of the Hove Station Area is gathering momentum. Come and find out how our community-led plan is responding to development pressures and tying … Continue reading
Our sixth public Have Your Say Day will take place on Saturday 17th February, at the Honeycroft Centre, Sackville Road (see map below). Come along any time between 11:30 am and 3 pm – to provide feedback on the latest Draft Neighbourhood … Continue reading
Architect David Kemp is among a number of local businesses and residents calling for more substantial work on the bridge which has fallen into “an appalling condition”. Mr Kemp drew up designs for an improved footbridge and the Neighbourhood Forum … Continue reading
Developer Mountpark’s initial proposals for high-density employment, retail and 600 new homes are still at the design stage and are part of a bigger regeneration initiative. The area covered stretches from the Sackville Estate and the old coal yard north of … Continue reading
The council’s plans for a new Waste & Minerals Site have been adopted (February 2017). They have allocated a nearby site at Sussex House Industrial Area and noted the following: “Sackville Road and part of Old Shoreham Road, which are … Continue reading
The forum’s ‘Have Your Say’ event on Saturday 21st November 2015 was held at Clarendon Villas. This was regarded as very successful and a major step forward for us. We had guest speakers from the council and property developers. We also launched two petitions: … Continue reading
Initial Officer Response to Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan – Outline (January 2016) The following comments are provided to help inform the meeting on 22 January 2016 and the options for progressing neighbourhood planning in the Hove Station area: Industrial Land: … Continue reading
Brighton & Hove City Council have proposed allocating the Coal Yard site as a waste management site. Both Hove Station Neighbourhood Forum and the owners of the site objected to this proposal and organised a petition. The petition had about … Continue reading
Aspirations > Outstanding Questions There are three major developments happening or about to happen in the Hove Station area. This is the result of top-down planning by the city council. In response to this, the Hove Station Neighbourhood Forum have … Continue reading
