Cane Hill Hospital Site Regeneration Project...

Demolition commences
The main Hospital complex, which closed in 1991, is in a dilapidated state of repair and like many buildings of its age, asbestos is present. The buildings are derelict due to the asbestos, water penetration, vandalism and fire. The state of the buildings renders refurbishment largely impractical and demolition of the buildings started this month. The chapel and administration blocks will be retained as they are locally listed buildings and it is likely that the water tower will also be retained as this is a local landmark and a number of people have expressed a desire for it to be...
English Partnerships' Aspirations... July 2008

You are probably wondering what's happening to the Cane Hill Hospital site... This website provides information on our plans to transform the area by providing new housing and employment opportunities as part of the ongoing regeneration of Coulsdon. National regeneration agency English Partnerships purchased...
Overview... November, 2007

Thank you to the three hundred and thirty two people who attended the Cane Hill exhibition on May 9 and 10. One hundred and eighty seven questionnaires were completed and the results are available under the downloads section. A newsletter advertising the next consultation event will be distributed over the...
Consultation Programme... July 2008

The results of the questionnaires completed at the drop-in held in May are available under the downloads section...
Development options... July 2008

English Partnerships and LBC are working closely to consider the future of the Cane Hill site. A team of specialist consultants has been appointed and has conducted a series of site surveys over the past...
Moving forward... November 2007

The Cane Hill Hospital site covers 83 hectares and has a prominent position in Coulsdon right next to the town centre with excellent rail links to central London and good access to the motorway network...
The Site... November 2007