Development
Stories, page 28
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Barking and Dagenham Council Adopts 'A Better B&D' Transformation Plan Barking and Dagenham Council has officially adopted its A Better B&D transformation plan, a comprehensive strategy designed to reshape council services and improve resident...
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St George's Leisure Centre site to be redeveloped Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet has approved plans for the redevelopment of the St George's Leisure Centre site, paving the way for the construction of 30 new affordable housing...
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Tower Hamlets Council Approves £143 Million for 3,000 New Homes Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet has approved a significant investment of over £143 million to fund the development of more than 3,000 new homes across the borough.
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Tower Hamlets Council Launches Legal Challenge Against Mayor of London's Reduced Affordable Housing Targets Tower Hamlets Council has launched a legal challenge against the Mayor of London's decision to reduce affordable housing targets.
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New Idea Store and One Stop Shop for Bethnal Green Tower Hamlets Council's Cabinet has approved plans for a new Idea Store and One Stop Shop in Bethnal Green as part of the Mayor's Accelerated Housing Programme (MAHP).
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Waste plan changes address Mayor of London's concerns Changes have been made to the West London Waste Plan (WLWP) following concerns raised by the Mayor of London regarding its general conformity with the London Plan. The plan,...
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Harrow's waste plan faces scrutiny over safeguarding Harrow's plan to manage waste across West London is facing scrutiny over concerns related to safeguarding, particularly regarding the potential release of protected waste sites.
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Concerns over single waste site failure in Harrow Concerns have been raised about the potential for a single waste site failure in Harrow, as highlighted in discussions by the Harrow Planning Policy Advisory Panel. The panel...
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Islington Council Invests £236m in Housing Amidst Supply Shortages Islington Council has invested £236 million in improving its housing stock, focusing on decent homes, fire safety, and damp and mould remediation. Despite this significant...
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Islington Council Plans 'Top-Heavy' Management Redesign to Streamline Structure Islington Council is undertaking a significant structural review, with plans for a management redesign aimed at streamlining its operations. The proposed changes, discussed at a...
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Romford Jewson Redevelopment Approved Despite Tree Loss Concerns Havering Council's Strategic Planning Committee has approved plans for the redevelopment of the Jewson builders' merchants site in Romford, despite concerns raised about the...
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Islington Council Scrutiny Committee Selects 'Sense of Place' as Overarching Topic Islington Council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee has confirmed Islington and the sense of place as the overarching scrutiny topic for the upcoming year. The committee met on...
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New Romford building height sparks outlook fears Havering Council's Strategic Planning Committee has approved plans for a significant redevelopment of the Jewson builders' merchants site in Romford, which will see the building...
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Romford Jewson site to be redeveloped Havering Council's Strategic Planning Committee has approved plans for the redevelopment of the Jewson builders' merchants site in Romford, paving the way for a larger, modern...
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Ray Crescent Park pavilion budget soars to £2.1m, councillors question 'exceptionally high' costs The budget for a new pavilion at Ray Crescent Park in Islington has ballooned to £2.1 million, a figure described as exceptionally high by councillors. The cost per square metre...
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Plumstead HMO at Welton Road Deferred Due to Parking Concerns Plumstead residents have voiced significant concerns over parking pressure as an application for a six-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) at 48 Welton Road was discussed...
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Hillingdon Council approves West London Waste Plan consultation Hillingdon Council has approved the public consultation phase for the West London Waste Plan, a crucial step towards updating waste management strategies in the region until...
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Kidbrooke Extension Granted After Stealth HMO Fears Six new homes have been approved for development on land to the rear of 39-50 Vicarage Park, Plumstead, despite numerous objections from residents. The Local Planning Committee...
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New Councillors Pledge Dedication to Sutton Residents Newly elected councillors have pledged to serve the residents of Sutton, vowing to be dedicated local champions for their communities.
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Sutton renews commitment to Fairtrade Sutton Council has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Fairtrade, a global movement aimed at ensuring fairer prices and better working conditions for producers in developing...