Development
Stories, page 12
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Greenwich Council defers decision on Lewisham College site pending Lewisham Council's determination Greenwich Council's Planning Board has deferred a decision on a significant development proposal for the former Lewisham College site at 1 Deptford Bridge, London, SE8 4HH. The...
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Greenwich grants planning for Thamesmead industrial site Greenwich Council's Planning Board has granted full planning permission for the erection of two modern industrial warehouse buildings at 71-73 Nathan Way, Thamesmead.
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New flood risk strategy for Greenwich approved Greenwich Council's Cabinet has approved the borough's new Local Flood Risk Management Strategy (LFRMS), a statutory document outlining how flood risk will be managed over the...
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Croydon Council Approves New Strategy to Tackle Homelessness and Boost Housing Supply Croydon Council has approved a new strategy aimed at tackling homelessness and boosting housing supply, projecting approximately £10 million in savings between 2027 and 2030.
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Revised CIL schedule to fund infrastructure Croydon Council is set to revise its Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) charging schedule, aiming to generate increased revenue for infrastructure development across the...
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Hackney Council Establishes Independent Planning Sub-Committee Under New Rules Hackney Council has adopted new rules for its Planning Committee, which will come into effect on October 31, 2026. The changes, approved at a Full Council meeting on Wednesday,...
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Woodberry Down Estate: Labour motion on resident promises fails A Labour motion aimed at preventing residents on the Woodberry Down Estate from facing double moves during regeneration has been defeated at Hackney Council.
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St James' Tenants Face Displacement Due to HMO Conversions Tenants of St James' Estate in Southwark are facing displacement due to the conversion of their homes into Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs). The issue was raised during a...
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Southwark Council Reaffirms Sanctuary Status, Pledges to Protect Vulnerable Residents from Immigration Enforcement Southwark Council has reaffirmed its commitment to being a Borough of Sanctuary, vowing to protect vulnerable residents amidst a challenging political climate.
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Devonshire Primary School Admission Numbers Set to Reduce Devonshire Primary School in Sutton is set to reduce its published admission number from 90 to 60 pupils from September 2027, following a decision by the council's People...
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Hammersmith Civic Campus Alcohol Sales Approved Until 3 AM Hammersmith Civic Campus has been granted approval for alcohol sales to extend until 3 AM across several venues within the development. The decision, made by the Hammersmith and...
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New micro hotel approved for Scarbrook Road Croydon's Planning Committee has approved an outline application for a new micro hotel on Scarbrook Road, which will provide up to 20 rooms.