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Will council plans win favour at Queens Market?
February 5, 2012 Newham 2012 by Matt
Plans for Queens Market on Green Street before Newham Council. Pic: Newham 2012
Newham Council have finalised their development strategy for the borough which highlights plans for Queens Market on Green Street.
A market has stood on the site for 111 years and has deteriorated in the last decade with two failed attempts at renovation.
Firstly, Asda’s big plans failed in 2006. Then property developer St. Modwen had theirfollow-up designs rejected in 2009 due to it’s inappropriate 31-storey tower block.
The council lost patience with St. Modwen and assumed control and running of the market. A new roof costing £140,000 has done little to stop water leaking through and stall-holders tell me customers are still on the decline.
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