Broadway Market Conservation Area
Conservation areas are areas of special historic interest which contribute to Hackney’s unique identity.
Broadway Market Conservation Area was first designated in 1995. It lies along an historic path, known as the Market Porter’s Route, a traditional route for the transportation of farming produce from the fields in Hackney to markets in the City. It contains many fine buildings from the nineteenth century, both on Broadway Market itself and in the surrounding streets.
A draft Conservation Area Appraisal has been prepared: it describes the special characteristics of the area and offers guidance on what form of development would be appropriate in the future. Minor changes to the boundary of the Conservation Area are also proposed.
A copy of the appraisal can be downloaded by clicking on the icon on the right hand side. A copy is available for inspection at the Planning Department's reception at Dorothy Hodgkin House.
We are seeking your views on the proposed changes.
Please answer the questions below. You can email your comments to conservation.designhackney.gov.uk, or written comments can be sent to: The Conservation and Design Team, Planning and Transportation, London Borough of Hackney, Dorothy Hodgkin House, 12 Reading Lane, London, E8 1HJ.
Comments should be made before 15th January 2006.
Do you consider that all of the revised Conservation Area is one of special architectural and historical interest?
What do you think is valuable about the Conservation Area?
What features could be improved in the Conservation Area?
What buildings, open spaces, trees and other features are particularly valuable to the Conservation Area?
Do you agree with the proposed boundary?
Are you interested in learning more about Conservation Area Advisory Committees in Hackney?
Do you have any further comments regarding the proposals and the Conservation Area Appraisal?
Your name and address
Please tell us if you are responding on behalf of a group or society.
Thank you.
Page updated: 2 Apr 2008
Draft Conservation Area Appraisal (1872K)