Lease Termination (Closure) of 43 Beavor Lane, London, W6 9AR (43BL) : Decant of Services and Relocation of CCTV Control Room

June 8, 2026 Cabinet Member for the Economy (Cabinet member) Key decision Approved View on council website

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Summary

The Cabinet Member for the Economy approved the closure and decant from 43 Beavor Lane, with the CCTV Control Room to be relocated to 145 King Street. The decision was made on 08/06/2026. Officers are to proceed with feasibility and programme development for the CCTV relocation and authorised to exercise the lease break clause.

The Cabinet Member for Housing and Homelessness approved the award of a contract for the major refurbishment of Swan Court and Ravensworth Court. This decision was made on 23 April 2026. The contract will be awarded to the Preferred Supplier for the Contract Award Value included in Appendix 1, with works expected to start in August 2026.

The Cabinet Member for Finance and Reform approved the procurement strategy and contract award for Microsoft Unified Support. This decision was made on 03/06/2026. A direct award call-off procedure was initiated via Lot 3 of the Government Commercial Agency RM1554.14 G-Cloud 14 framework for a three-year contract.

Full council record

Purpose

To decide on fully decanting all operational services from 43BL and relocating them within the Council’s existing property portfolio.

Decision

  1. To agree that Appendices 1 and 3 are not for publication on the basis that they contain information relating to the financial or business affairs of any particular person (including the authority holding that information) as set out in paragraph 3 of Schedule 12A of the Local Government Act 1972 (as amended).
  2. To proceed with the closure and full decant from 43BL, enabling the lease break clause to be exercised at the earliest opportunity.
  3. To agree the relocation of non?CCTV services currently based at 43BL into existing Council?owned premises, as provisionally set out in this report.  Should any of the proposed relocation destinations not be deemed possible, to delegate authority to the Executive Director of Place to decide on alternative destinations as may be more suitable.
  4. To agree 145 King Street as the preferred site for the relocation of the CCTV Control Room, subject to detailed feasibility, development of final budgets, design development and further approval of capital expenditure.
  5. To note that Edmonia Lewis – Block B (Civic Campus) has been assessed as a viable but non?preferred option due to higher ongoing costs, lost opportunity costs and operational and commercial risks.
  6. To agree that officers proceed with detailed feasibility and programme development work for CCTV Control Room relocation to 145 King Street in order to meet the lease break clause timetable and the timeline required to build the new control room (deadline for ‘go-no go’ 30 June 2026 latest).
  7. To authorise the Executive Director of Place, in consultation with the Assistant Director, Corporate Property Services and Health & Safety and Assistant Director of Legal Services to exercise the break clause for 43BL and serve on the landlord a notice to determine the lease by 30 September 2026.

Supporting Documents

Procurement Strategy and Contract Award for Microsoft Unified Support.pdf
Appendix 7 - EIA.pdf
Award of contract for the major refurbishment of Swan Court and Ravensworth Court.pdf
Annex 1 Procurement Strategy.pdf
Annex 2 - Procurement Timetable.pdf
Closure of 43 Beavor Lane W6 9AR 43BL Decant of Services and Relocatin of CCTV Control Room.pdf
Appendix 2.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date8 Jun 2026
Effective from12 Jun 2026
Lead officerJoe Gunning
Subject to call-inYes