<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1608285163/projects/fellowshipsquare/58086a72-8a83-47fc-84d5-0c3268aa1dff.jpg" />Thank you to those who joined us online on Monday evening for our second online design discussion as part of this next online exhibition about the future of Fellowship Square.The design team presented what we&#39;ve heard so far, the draft community priorities for Fellowship Square, alongside the developed design ideas and we had some excellent discussions in breakout groups about whether the designs reflect the priorities well.If you missed the online event you can see the whole presentation and Q&amp;A session <a href="https://youtu.be/Bd5fuEr0yjk">here</a> and have your say  <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/proposals/developed-design-ideas-and-your-priorities">online</a> .<iframe src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/Bd5fuEr0yjk></iframe>Whilst there will not be any more events this year, there is still time to have your say and comment on the priorities and the developed design ideas for the Fellowship Square Masterplan  <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/proposals/developed-design-ideas-and-your-priorities">here</a> .<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1608216570/projects/fellowshipsquare/35cce121-e328-4f66-8705-c5a7eb887af0.jpg" />We wish you all a wonderful and restful festive break over the coming weeks and thank you again for your contributions and participation.

Listen back to the online discussion and have your say 

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<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607438639/projects/fellowshipsquare/09929b3a-9e9b-4f87-af26-c6f57cf5babf.jpg" />Thank you to those who have participated in events to date to help shape the future of Fellowship Square, the area around Waltham Forest Town Hall, sharing your priorities and commenting on the emerging designs.In this next stage you can see the developed designs for the Fellowship Square masterplan alongside your priorities and have your say. 
 We want to know whether we’ve heard your priorities correctly and whether you think these are reflected in the developed designs.See the developed designs for the Fellowship Square Masterplan and have your say at  <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/proposals/developed-design-ideas-and-your-priorities">fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is</a> <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/proposals/developed-design-ideas-and-your-priorities"></a> Book your place for our upcoming Online Exhibition Design Discussion on Monday 14 December at 5-6.30pm  <a href="http://bit.ly/FSonline">bit.ly/FSonline</a> If you are unable to attend the online event, please give your feedback online or email  fellowshipsquare@make-good.com  with your comments. Call us on  0203 735 7629  to request a print version of the information.

Have your say on the developed designs and your priorities for Fellowship Square 

<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1606136002/projects/fellowshipsquare/1afbbd32-dc95-4e36-a10d-4e74ea406886.jpg" />Thank you to everyone who has contributed and participated so far in this stage of engagement about the future of the area around the Town Hall, Fellowship Square.We&#39;ve had 186 people take part either by sharing feedback online or attending our online design workshop earlier this month and we are delighted that over 700 people have visited the website and read the design information provided. Whilst we will be closing the feedback forms for this phase in the coming days, you can still view all of the information online <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/schemes/proposals/have-your-say-on-the-emerging-design-and-principles/details">here</a> . Listen back to the Online Design Discussion 
If you missed the online design discussion, you can listen back to see the design team and view the Q&amp;A session <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvApsoh4Erc"></a> below. <iframe src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/SvApsoh4Erc></iframe>What happens nextWe are gathering the final feedback forms and comments collected over the past weeks about the emerging design and the four principles and will be presenting these back to you in the coming weeks alongside some more developed designs. The aim of the next stage will be to check that we have heard your priorities correctly and gather feedback on whether you feel the developed designs reflect what you have told us. If you have any questions, please contact us via the details at the bottom of the page and we look forward to hearing from you again in the next stage in the coming weeks.

Thank you for your feedback - Listen back to the Online Design Discussion

Waltham Forest Council and Countryside want to work with local people to transform the area around the Town Hall into a new neighbourhood celebrating culture and heritage, creating new affordable homes as well as exceptional green spaces for everyone to enjoy.

Between now and the winter, we want to hear what you want from your new civic space. Now, more than ever we appreciate the importance of our outdoor spaces and your priorities and ideas can help shape the future of Fellowship Square.

Help shape the future of your new civic space, Fellowship Square.

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Find out what’s happening now through the project timeline and how you can get involved.

What's happening now 

An introductionThere are exciting new developments happening in your local civic space.Waltham Forest Council and Countryside want to work with local people to transform the area around the Town Hall into a new neighbourhood celebrating culture and heritage, creating new affordable homes as well as exceptional green spaces for everyone to enjoy.Between now and the winter, we want to hear what you want from your new civic space. Now, more than ever we appreciate the importance of our outdoor spaces and your priorities and ideas can help shape the future of Fellowship Square.The area around Waltham Forest Town Hall will now be called &#39;Fellowship Square&#39;. Following a series of workshops with the local community and Council staff, we believe that the name Fellowship Square responds to the feedback we received, respects the history and heritage of the Town Hall and captures the spirit and essence of what people want this place to become.The TeamCountryside and the design team were awarded the winning bid with an initial masterplan design proposal which was based on the Council approved RIBA Stage 2 masterplan.The design team, working with Countryside properties are made up of a varied selection of specialists in their fields, these include four architectural practices, sustainability, engineering and transport experts, planners, an affordable housing partner and placemaking and engagement specialists.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603293787/projects/fellowshipsquare/e2aaba40-49ae-4858-ab83-916c84864b5f.jpg" />Indicative project timelineOver the coming months, we want to speak to as many people as possible, offering different opportunities to get involved, share your priorities and test your ideas. Your feedback will help us shape this new neighbourhood. <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603381172/projects/fellowshipsquare/d4d162a5-6759-4e44-b478-f18ab041fb90.jpg" /><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603383785/projects/fellowshipsquare/dc27121b-c5ac-4c90-b2bf-6f38ebec5571.jpg" />Tell us how you are using the local area at the moment and what opportunities you would like to see in your new civic space <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/schemes/proposals/tell-us-about-the-area/details">here</a>

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Learn more about what has already been approved and is underway around the Town Hall and how we have arrived at Phase 2.

What's happened so far


Background to Stage 2 of the masterplan and developed designsIn 2018, Waltham Forest Council approved a revised Masterplan for Fellowship Square, previously Waltham Forest Town Hall Campus, which was developed to RIBA Stage 2 level, this means a concept design stage with a finalised masterplan brief.The campus redevelopment is divided between two phases, the first of which includes the refurbishment of the Grade II listed Town Hall, creation of a new Civic Square and a new water feature and is being delivered by the Council.Phase 2 will deliver a new civic building and a brand new residential neighbourhood at Chapel End. The Council approved to proceed with procurement for a Development Partner in 2018 to undertake Phase 2.Following a shortlist in March 2019, Countryside Properties were appointed in December 2019 to design the Masterplan for Fellowship Square along with the design team.In 2020, following a series of workshops with the local community and Council staff, it was decided to re-name the Town Hall Campus to &#39;Fellowship Square&#39;. The name Fellowship Square responds to the feedback received by the Council, respects the history and heritage of the Town Hall and captures the spirit and essence of what people want this space to become.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603209429/projects/fellowshipsquare/794aebf9-c463-40b6-bfed-a30ebeecb5eb.jpg" />Phase 2This phase of the project includes building new and affordable homes, prioritised for local residents, a landscape that opens up the campus for public use with leisure, entertainment and commercial spaces and a brand new civic building which will transform the way the council operates and delivers services to residents. Building on the legacy of London Borough of Culture.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603382111/projects/fellowshipsquare/a3d09db6-740a-48c0-9428-8fc941d2474d.jpg" />Find out <a href="https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/TownHallCampus">more about Phase 1 here</a> .Find out more about <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/news">how to get involved here</a> , and <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/schemes/proposals/have-your-say-on-the-emerging-design-and-principles/details">have your say here</a> .

Read about the emerging design for Phase 2 and feedback on the principles and your priorities.

Have your say on the emerging design and principles

We want to work with local people to transform the area around the Town Hall into a new neighbourhood celebrating culture and heritage, creating new affordable homes as well as exceptional green spaces for everyone to enjoy.Our approach to delivering the shared vision is driven by a number of design principles that will ensure that the objectives of the Council and local people are met and exceeded. These principles will help form an inclusive community and neighbourhood for all and create a place that considers the history and heritage as well as the needs of a civic space for generations to come.Whilst there are some aspects of the design where there is less opportunity for influence due to planning requirements and conditions that have been set by the Council and external bodies, there are many that you can have influence over and we would really like to hear your views!<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603206006/projects/fellowshipsquare/c8849dfe-b48d-499e-bc8b-98b29f9ad089.png" /><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603287381/projects/fellowshipsquare/07a27dc4-a5dd-437e-be4c-2f82a37ff3b7.jpg" />Culture, identity and heritageOur vision is to design a Civic Hub at the heart of the Borough, a new neighbourhood that celebrates culture and heritage, creating new affordable homes as well as exceptional green and open spaces for everyone to enjoy.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603910044/projects/fellowshipsquare/5117adf6-4edd-4a7f-b138-ae5d945945ae.png" />A green neighbourhoodThe masterplan has been designed to provide green spaces throughout this new neighbourhood to ensure a variety of spaces from gardens, shared courtyards, squares, public lawns and an enhanced Chestnut Field. All of these spaces will look to offer a more healthy and sustainable neighbourhood.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603287787/projects/fellowshipsquare/1afb4b0c-6cbb-4580-b599-431d179b69ea.jpg" />An inclusive and inviting neighbourhoodThe masterplan will include character areas, both inside and out, to promote pride, identity, participation and local activity through providing different types of spaces.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603288311/projects/fellowshipsquare/90374587-db40-413e-ba4d-3d5d7b31ee7d.jpg" />Routes, edges and connectionsThe masterplan provides key routes from Forest Road to Chestnuts Field and beyond. We will introduce new access points from Farnan Avenue towards the College and ensure that there is a positive relationship between the new homes, buildings and public areas in and around this new neighbourhood.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:eco,w_1024/v1603288353/projects/fellowshipsquare/c69c236f-fa1b-4b02-99ce-d590405cfffb.jpg" />

See the developed design for the masterplan alongside your priorities and have your say.

Developed design ideas and your priorities

Introduction and Engagement summaryWaltham Forest Council and Countryside want to work with local people to transform the area around the Town Hall into a new neighbourhood celebrating culture and heritage, creating new affordable homes as well as exceptional green spaces for everyone to enjoy.Thank you to everyone who has participated in our activities to date; sharing their priorities on the four design principles and giving us feedback on the emerging design online, over the phone and by attending our Online Design Meeting.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607360138/projects/fellowshipsquare/4b5905ea-140a-4718-b5fd-acd6f92f954d.jpg" />We have read and processed all of the feedback, comments and priorities collected over the past weeks about the emerging design and the four principles and in this next phase we want to present these back to you alongside the developed designs for Fellowship Square.We want to make sure that we have heard your priorities correctly and over the coming weeks gather your feedback on whether you feel the developed designs for Fellowship Square reflect what you have told us.Find out about upcoming events and opportunities to have your say and get involved at <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is">f <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is">ellowshipsquare.commonplace.is,</a> </a> email f ellowshipsquare@make-good.com or by calling 0203 735 7629 .<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607012270/projects/fellowshipsquare/89820421-aa88-4e0f-b288-1e271c555a08.png" />Your draft community priorities
 Over the past few weeks we have been collecting your feedback and comments about the future of Fellowship Square and have collated these into a draft list of priorities based on what we’ve heard and the four principles the emerging design is based on.We will be using this list throughout this exhibition and events to ask whether you feel these priorities are correct, and also to check whether the developing designs reflect what people want for the future of this new neighbourhood.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1606842830/projects/fellowshipsquare/0bbde2f9-6a54-4c73-af5d-ae49fbcea099.png" /><li>Explore relationship between residents, the council and Fellowship Square</li> <li>Create spaces that are open, available and owned by everyone</li> <li>Keep relationship between the heritage of the existing Square and its future</li> <li>Celebrate diverse history and culture of the borough and offer educational opportunities</li><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1606842875/projects/fellowshipsquare/c8e83d8f-8282-4c30-8d18-7fcd317a0485.png" /><li>Respect existing landscape and heritage of the lawns</li> <li>Explore flexible, temporary activities for all ages</li> <li>Defined areas that are safe, well maintained and accessible for all to reduce antisocial behaviour</li> <li>Introduce points of interests in Chesnuts Field and celebrate the large spaces with well managed events</li> <li>Include wild planting, flowers and trees, preserving and attracting habitats to consider the impact on climate change  </li><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1606842988/projects/fellowshipsquare/01a5bab0-40f8-4ac5-afe2-3a2181aa9b3b.png" /><li>Encourage informal activities like outdoor exercise, running routes and community growing</li> <li>Use open spaces as a platform for recreation, connecting music, art and theatre whilst considering noise impact</li> <li>Create an inviting atmosphere on the ground floor exploring co-working, refreshments and childcare</li> <li>Design multi-purpose, affordable spaces for public use and connecting with existing groups</li><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1606843030/projects/fellowshipsquare/f12201e4-6389-4ab9-a374-e2d46ce4e7f1.png" /><li>Ensure routes and pathways are interesting, inviting and accessible, in particular routes through Fellowship Square and across Chesnuts Field, prioritising pedestrians and cyclists </li> <li>Design open and welcoming edges, respecting the heritage of the railings whilst connecting with surrounding activity</li> <li>Consider safety and lighting of public areas, especially around the main road and behind the town hall</li> <li>Preserve and celebrate the view and routes to and from the heritage buildings</li> <li>Improve public transport and cycle storage in particular during events, addressing parking and traffic issues</li><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607012270/projects/fellowshipsquare/89820421-aa88-4e0f-b288-1e271c555a08.png" />Your comments about the areaIn addition to your feedback and priorities, there were 237 comments on the heatmap of the area, telling us what works well at the moment, what doesn’t work as well and what the opportunities are for the activities and use of the spaces around the Town Hall. These were used alongside the design team’s site analysis and contributed to your draft community priorities. <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607447896/projects/fellowshipsquare/f8fe15fe-e062-4f8b-8621-b375936fe73e.jpg" /><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607012270/projects/fellowshipsquare/89820421-aa88-4e0f-b288-1e271c555a08.png" />Overarching scheme, developed designThis Masterplan offers a sensitive redevelopment of the area around the Town Hall that delivers Waltham Forest Council’s affordable housing targets whilst designing a new civic hub, where local businesses and residents feel welcome and included, leaving a legacy for future generations. The creation of a civic hub incorporates spaces for the community to fully utilise the site, integrating with pedestrian priority streets for walking, cycling and the existing surroundings. Legibility across the site allows for intuitive movement with seamless connections to existing routes. Defining the neighbourhood by it’s landscape character, maximising views of green spaces, removing street parking and stitching into Chestnuts Field. Offering a variety of public and private open spaces with a series of characters across the neighbourhood to help promote identity, way-finding and sense of belonging.  Some of you raised queries over the height, homes and parking around the Town Hall. Whilst some aspects were approved by Waltham Forest Council in 2018 as part of RIBA Stage 2, we have described the approach to these below; <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607447922/projects/fellowshipsquare/3eb3552d-0093-49bd-a08a-584b55af1e93.jpg" />Height and Massing The scheme respects the urban form, height and heritage of the listed buildings, completing the masterplan and fitting in with the original intention of the site. The space between buildings had been considered carefully to ensure the new blocks do not dominate and the overall massing seeks to reference the parapet height of the listed Town hall.New homesThe new homes will be Private for sale, Shared Ownership and London Affordable Rent. The mix of buildings will provide a wide range of living options from studio apartments for first time buyers through to four bedroom family properties for affordable rent.Affordable HousingThe site will be tenure blind, with the new homes being a mixture of Private, Shared Ownership and Affordable Rental units. The ambition is to achieve 50% Affordable habitable rooms made up of Shared Ownership and London Affordable Rent tenure, this would be available to households on the waiting list for social housing.ParkingThis will be a car-free development for the residential blocks except for the inclusion of disabled parking spaces and encompassing the operational parking requirements for the Town Hall and Council offices.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607012270/projects/fellowshipsquare/89820421-aa88-4e0f-b288-1e271c555a08.png" />CULTURE, IDENTITY AND HERITAGEA new neighbourhood that celebrates local culture and heritage, creating exceptional green and open spaces for everyone to enjoy. The development will be a true community offering: public green spaces accessible for all that function as multipurpose event and community space; a civic building that will complete the original Hepworth masterplan, provide a café and flexible workspaces, spilling out onto the front lawns to activate the square and create a vibrant and attractive neighbourhood; and a new landscaped setting that will enhance the heritage of the site and celebrate monuments that speak of the Borough’s wider history. Buildings adjoining the town hall will not exceed the parapet height, maintaining the listed building as the main feature.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607361074/projects/fellowshipsquare/3f7dcbef-9fb8-44ef-9bd7-cad5b4278648.jpg" />A GREEN NEIGHBOURHOODThe various landscaped areas work together to offer a range of community activities, which form part of one greater, safer, communal, activity hub. The new development is balanced by a vibrant, green and open setting with all homes having a view of green space.Keeping the existing front lawns as inviting green spaces populated with clusters of trees and introducing two new pedestrian paths for better connectivity. Chestnuts Fields will accommodate greater health benefits with a new half-Kilometre running track and dedicated play areas, a wetland for educational and wildlife interest and the opportunity the hold large public events. A diverse range of planting will emerge throughout the site with stronger greener connections through the addition of over 100 new trees. <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607361106/projects/fellowshipsquare/6ed7f4d2-edb1-4c32-b2c2-b6871770396d.jpg" />AN INCLUSIVE AND INVITING NEIGHBOURHOODThe masterplan maximises recreational use of the lawns and Chestnuts Field, including sports, fitness and play facilities, an integrated running route and opportunities for community growing considered in and around residential areas.Fellowship Square is designed to enable a variety of events and be adaptable for the future, linking to the publicly accessible community café/workspace on the ground floor of the Civic Building and the cultural events at the Assembly Hall. Events will be managed by the Council and the need for flexible community facilities will be considered in the next stages of development.<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607426335/projects/fellowshipsquare/3e441023-806a-4277-aeea-7d7ac536703c.jpg" />ROUTES, EDGES AND CONNECTIONSThe development is being designed to create new publicly accessible, pedestrian and cycle friendly streets that integrate the new homes with the new civic neighbourhood. Varying colours and patterns will be used to help encourage way-finding, accessibility and streets will be treelined where possible to offer different green routes. Wide ‘avenues’ provide breathing space between buildings, ensuring views of green space throughout the site. We will ensure that streets are well lit and safe spaces for people to move through the site from Forest Road towards Chestnut Fields and The Feel Good Centre and introduce seating where possible. <img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607361390/projects/fellowshipsquare/a4c59513-b00d-4cdf-9f36-e79e89c49f2c.jpg" />Click  <a href="https://mcusercontent.com/9728f7654f25f3fe3b29fbb2a/files/188bac04-bed9-4bb4-a248-6d0c5577382a/Fellowship_Square_Developed_design_ideas_and_your_priorities_.pdf">here</a>  to download these boards in high resolution<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607426452/projects/fellowshipsquare/cdf854c0-5631-4f89-8c67-e9a05d902e81.jpg" />

Learn more about the upcoming events and how to get involved.

Events and how to get involved

Over the coming months, we want to hear what you want from your new civic space. Now, more than ever we appreciate the importance of our outdoor spaces and we want to speak to as many people as possible, offering different opportunities to get involved, share your priorities and test your ideas. Your feedback will help shape the future of this new neighbourhood.Online Exhibition Design Discussion | 14 December | 5-6.30pm | Book your place at  <a href="http://bit.ly/FSonline">bit.ly/FSonline</a> In this next stage you can see the developed designs for the Fellowship Square masterplan alongside your priorities and have your say. We will be hosting an online design discussion which will be an opportunity for you to meet the team, hear about the developed designs, how these reflect your priorities and ask questions. This event will be held on Zoom, to book your place go to <a href="http://bit.ly/FSonline">bit.ly/FSonline</a> . If you are unable to join, you can share your feedback online  <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/proposals/developed-design-ideas-and-your-priorities">here</a> or call us on  0203 735 7629  to request a print version of the information.To keep up to date on the project you can also sign up to our project news  <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/news">here</a> .<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607438639/projects/fellowshipsquare/09929b3a-9e9b-4f87-af26-c6f57cf5babf.jpg" /><img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1607438915/projects/fellowshipsquare/e7bb4129-3b6e-4b86-93d5-9b02b778348b.jpg" />Online Design Discussion | 11 November | 5-6.30pm | Book your place at  <a href="http://bit.ly/FSonline">bit.ly/FSonline</a> As part of this first phase of public engagement we will be hosting an online design discussion on Wednesday 11th November at 5pm. This will be an opportunity for you to meet the design team, hear about the emerging design, share your priorities for the four design principles and ask questions. This online discussion will be held on Zoom, to book your place go to  <a href="http://bit.ly/FSonline">bit.ly/FSonline</a> . If you are unable to join, you can share your feedback online  <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/schemes/proposals/have-your-say-on-the-emerging-design-and-principles/details">here</a>  or call us on 0203 735 7629 to request a print version of the information.To keep up to date on the project you can also sign up to our project news <a href="https://fellowshipsquare.commonplace.is/news">here</a> .<img src="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/c_limit,w_1024/v1604664455/projects/fellowshipsquare/c9ff8e11-f444-4043-b041-d50a6d5cfce7.jpg" />

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