Brettenham House, Savoy Street
Public realm improvements outside the Brettenham House development on Savoy Street are being proposed as part of the developer's planning conditions with Westminster City Council.
The proposals seeks to remove two vehicle crossovers within the Brettenham House Development and reinstatement of footway. To improve visibility and vehicle movements, the design proposes slight reposition of two existing parking bays, this is being consulted separately in the Traffic Management Order consultation.
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About the project
The developer of Brettenham House Development has commissioned FM Conway / WSP, Westminster City Council’s service provider, to undertake the design of the adjacent highway and public realm improvements on Savoy Street.
FM Conway Ltd / WSP are notifying residents and stakeholders on behalf of Westminster City Council of this proposal and would be pleased to receive any comments you may have by 11th March 2026.
The proposals for the highway public realm improvements and parking changes will include the following:
- The existing footway to be repaved with same material along the strip.
- Vehicle crossover removed and footway buildout over existing carriageway to allow tie in.
- Two parking bays relocated slightly from the remaining vehicle crossover to allow for improved visibility and accessibility.
- Single yellow lines remain to allow for loading.
- There will be no impact on the number of parking bays.
Please quote reference WSP REF: WA2403ZQR/70124184/S6 if you would like to respond via;
- Email : WCC-Consultation@wsp.com
Postal Address : Public Engagement, 11 Westferry Circus, Canary Wharf, London E14 4HE
The below drawing illustrates the proposed changes to Savoy Street.
This survey closed on 11th March 2026. No responses were submitted during this period. As a result, we will proceed with completing the highway design and implementation of the highway works.
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