Lambeth Council has unveiled plans for the £114m regeneration of the Myatt's Field North estate, south London, as part of a public consultation exercise.

Local residents living on or near the estate are being handed the chance to comment on proposals for the area, which include new sports facilities and a landscaped park. A community centre and revamped commercial units also feature among the plans, along with the refurbishment of 172 homes and the construction of new residential units.

Lambeth Council's partner organisation, Regenter, has submitted plans for the scheme, although local people have until 10 May to comment on the proposals. Dorian Leatham, the council's executive director of housing and regeneration, said: "This regeneration project heralds a fantastic opportunity for people living on the estate. Not only will they benefit from new or refurbished homes, they will also be able to enjoy new community facilities that will help to strengthen the already thriving community spirit that exits there."