Development
Stories, page 13
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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.
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New Civic Campus Venues Granted Late-Night Alcohol Licences Despite Resident Concerns Hammersmith and Fulham Council's Licensing Sub-Committee has granted late-night alcohol licences for several venues within the new Civic Campus development, despite objections...
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Whitgift Centre redevelopment plans unveiled Plans for a major redevelopment of Croydon's Whitgift Centre and surrounding areas have been unveiled, promising a significant transformation of the town centre.
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Kennington Skate Park funding review sparks councillor concern Councillors have expressed significant concern over the funding for Kennington Skate Park, with questions arising about its removal and potential reinstatement. The issue was a...
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Inspiring London Through Culture Fund awards £74k The City of London Corporation's Inspiring London Through Culture (ILTC) Fund has awarded £74,209 to nine cultural projects for the 2025/26 financial year. The fund, which...
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Keats House Policies Reviewed for Museum Accreditation Keats House is undertaking a comprehensive review of its policies to bolster its bid for Museum Accreditation from Arts Council England. The Culture, Heritage and Libraries...
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London Museum opening phases: Victorian market Nov 2026 The London Museum is set to open its doors in phases, with the Victorian general market section launching on November 28, 2026. The poultry market is expected to follow in late...
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Council invests in local care for children with complex needs Newham Council is set to invest in local care for children with complex needs by developing two new children's homes within the borough. The decision, approved by Laura Eden,...
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Wandsworth Council to Mitigate 'Domino Impact' of Borough-Wide Transport Works Wandsworth Council is set to address the complex and interconnected nature of ongoing and planned transport works across the borough, aiming to mitigate a potential domino...
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Wandsworth Council faces £7.7m transport budget savings target due to funding cuts and London Plan mandates Wandsworth Council is grappling with a significant challenge to its transport budget, facing a target of £7.7 million in savings required by 2027. This financial pressure is...