Alice Shepherd House and Oak House
We’re regenerating Alice Shepherd House and Oak House to create high‑quality new homes, safer streets and improved outdoor spaces for current and future residents.
Building homes for the future
Following a successful residents’ ballot, we’re working with residents to redevelop Alice Shepherd House and Oak House, replacing the existing blocks with new homes. 82% of residents who voted supported the redevelopment.
Residents have helped shape the proposals and the future of the estate through ongoing consultation and engagement activities.
The project is currently paused while we identify a new development partner to take the scheme forward, following the departure of our previous partner. We are speaking with potential developers and will begin a formal selection process once suitable partners have been identified.
We know the delay is disappointing, but our commitment to the regeneration has not changed. We will continue to keep residents informed as plans progress and will provide further updates when more information becomes available.

How we got here
Residents have helped shape the future of Alice Shepherd House and Oak House from the start. Explore the key milestones from the first surveys and consultations through to the successful residents’ ballot in 2022.
2022
Residents received the proposed designs and Landlord Offer before voting on the redevelopment. 82% of those who voted said yes, with an 88% turnout.
Open Communities was later appointed as the Independent Tenant and Resident Advisor.
2021
Residents took part in further design workshops and consultation events. Full redevelopment was the option with the most resident support.
2020
We began consulting residents on different options for the estate, including designs, costs, planning considerations and community benefits.
2019
A Residents’ Steering Group was formed and independent advisers appointed. We also heard from 81% of households about their homes, blocks and neighbourhood.
2018
Residents raised concerns about maintenance, security and anti-social behaviour, leading us to explore options for the future of the two blocks.
2017
An independent survey found that Alice Shepherd House and Oak House could benefit from significant improvements.
Your new home
The Alice Shepherd House and Oak House Offer Document contains everything you need to know about the redevelopment, from the plans for the new homes to moving arrangements, support available and answers to common questions.
Contact the team
- Email: islandregen@riverside.org.uk
- Telephone: 0208 821 6212 (Regeneration Officer, Isaac Amoah)
Independent Resident Advocate
For independent support and advice, please contact Mike Tyrrell.
- Email: mike@puttingresidentsfirst.co.uk
- Telephone: 07958 225 416