Council approves Hackney Empire plans
Hackney Council have approved plans for a major multi-million pound mixed-use scheme adjacent to the Hackney Empire that aims to safeguard the historic venue.
London-based developer Thornsett Group is leading the Wilton Way project, which will include the demolition of existing office facilities and the construction of a new building. Plans include 425sq m (4,575sq ft) of flexible space to be used for community activities associated with the Hackney Empire - including a 46sq m (495sq ft) café and reception area.
Residential units are also mooted as part of the scheme, which will see the theatre receive an "unspecified sum" to help pay off a £1m debt, according to the Evening Standard.
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