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Welcome to the RedFrog Association

The RedFrog Association represents residents of the Redington Frognal Conservation Area (London NW3) and its immediate surroundings.

RedFrog aims to maintain and improve the quality of life for our residents. Our work includes planning, roads and pavements, traffic and the school run, trees and wildlife. We liaise with Camden Council, Transport for London, the Metropolitan Police, local schools and businesses and developers.

Healthy School Streets updates: 

March 2026: two timed restrictions are now in place near St Margaret’s School, Kidderpore Gardens and St Lukes School, Kidderpore Avenue on Mondays to Fridays, during school term time only.  These changes will be in place for an 18-month trial period, but not enforced over Bank Holidays and school holidays. More details on the trial and the specific time restrictions are available from Safe Travel Camden here.

August 2025: the recent consultation on Healthy School Streets for St Margaret’s School and St Luke’s CoE School was approved for a trial. This means that Healthy School Streets will be implemented around the two schools including Ferncroft Avenue, Kidderpore Gardens, and sections of Kidderpore Avenue and Hollycroft Avenue. 

Further details on the Consultation from Camden Council are available at:
https://consultations.wearecamden.org/supporting-communities/stlukesstmargarets/

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Latest news on the O2 Development Proposal

As of March 2026, Landsec has submitted revised plans to reduce the affordable housing provision to 20% (approx. 360 units) from the previously agreed 35%. The masterplan still aims to build 1,800 homes, new green spaces, and a new health centre. More details on the latest submission are available here.

In February 2026 Camden held a Drop-In session followed by a Community Meeting and at the O2 Centre. Findings from these are now available directly from the O2 Masterplan website here: https://o2centremasterplan.commonplace.is/

March 2025: Comments were closed on the consultation over the revised O2 development plans, application reference 2025/0484/P. The updated 2025 plans added two storeys to three of the tallest blocks and extra storeys to five other blocks, taking the tallest block to 17 storeys, with two at 16 storey blocks.  Historic England has previously commented that, “The volume and scale of the development means that there is a harmful impact to designated heritage assets through development within their setting.” Further details can be found at O2 Site Development page.

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NEW WhatsApp Community Group

A new Community WhatsApp group has been set up as a place where all relevant community information can be shared including service outages, road closures, suspicious activity in the neighbourhood and service recommendations / referrals. To join this group:

1) If you have WhatsApp already join via this link
2) Or scan the QR code below.
3) Or email your name and contact number to redfrogemail@gmail.com and you will be added to the group.

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AGM – October 2025

The RedFrog Neighbourhood Forum invited residents to attend their AGM on Sunday 12th October 2025. Details of the AGM are available via the Minutes and Agendas page at redfrogforum.org, and as a pdf here.

The venue was by kind permission of: St. Margaret’s School, 18 Kidderpore Gardens

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Recent Consultations: 

The consultation: Hampstead and Frognal Congestion and Air Pollution Community Initiative is now closed. Details of this event are still available on our News page here.
A website for the Hampstead Community Initiative is available here: https://www.hampsteadtransport.com/

The consultation: Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Strategy is now closed.
You can find further information on an updated Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Strategy at:
https://www.camden.gov.uk/redington-and-frognal-conservation-area

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2021 Referendum on the Redington Frognal Neighbourhood Plan  

At the Neighbourhood Forum EGM of 18 March 2020, it was unanimously agreed to formally submit the Redington Frognal Neighbourhood Plan (Submission version), the Basic Conditions Statement and the Consultation Statement to Camden Council. On Thursday 17th June 2021 you could have your say by voting. 

Update: Results of the vote 

RedFrog is delighted to report the result of the referendum on the Neighbourhood Plan was:
88% voted Yes, in favour of Camden using the neighbourhood plan to to help it decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area.

This means that future development should preserve or enhance the Area’s architectural heritage and contribute to greening the neighbourhood. We are grateful to many for input and help – from the Forum Committee to our ward councillors, residents who helped with publicity and, particularly, all those who voted Yes. The Committee will now monitor implementation of the policies.

More details and updates on the Neighbourhood Plan are available here.

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Covid-19 update

Please note our post for information on local Home Deliveries and other help during self isolation/social distancing is no longer being updated.

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RedFrog Forum

The RedFrog Neighbourhood Forum has been set up to organise the production of a neighbourhood plan, as an opportunity to help shape the development of the local area. For all information about the Forum and the Neighbourhood Plan please visit the RedFrog Forum website.

The RedFrog area is shown below, bounded by Finchley Road, Briardale Gardens, Platt’s Lane, West Heath Road, Branch Hill and Frognal:

The RedFrog area includes the following streets (in whole or in part):

Arkwright Road (between Finchley Road and Ellerdale Road)
Bracknell Gardens
Bracknell Way
Briardale Gardens
Chesterford Gardens
Clorane Gardens
Croft Way
Ferncroft Avenue
Finchley Road (eastern side between Frognal and Briardale Gardens)
Frognal (between Finchley Road and Frognal Lane)
Frognal Close
Frognal Lane
Greenaway Gardens
Hampstead Gate
Heath Drive
Hollycroft Avenue
Kidderpore Avenue
Kidderpore Gardens
Langland Gardens
Lindfield Gardens
Oakhill Avenue
Platt’s Lane
Redington Gardens
Redington Road
Rosecroft Avenue
Studholme Court
Templewood Avenue
Templewood Gardens
West Heath Road