Development
Stories, page 58
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Council urged to protect Woodcroft Wildspace Enfield Council has been urged to ensure the future of Woodcroft Wildspace at a council meeting on Wednesday 12 November 2025.
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Enfield Council to Consider Debt Reduction Amid Auditor Concerns Enfield Council is set to deliberate on strategies for debt reduction and bolstering risk reserves, following a recommendation from its local auditor, Grant Thornton. The...
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Enfield Council Debates Green Belt Protection Amid New Town Plans Enfield Council has debated a motion to protect the borough's Green Belt amid concerns about government plans to build a new town. The motion, proposed by Councillor Alessandro...
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Sidcup Conservative Club faces scrutiny over outbuildings Sidcup Conservative Club's outbuildings have come under scrutiny during a recent Bexley Council Planning Committee meeting, raising questions about green belt regulations and...
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Newham Council Debates Developer Giveaways and Affordable Housing Targets Amid Government Package Concerns Newham Council has debated the balance between developer contributions and affordable housing targets, addressing concerns over a new government package and its potential impact...
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Royal Victoria Dock Footbridge Lifts to Remain Closed Until 2029 Newham residents who rely on the Royal Victoria Dock footbridge will have to wait until the summer of 2029 for full accessibility, as the lifts are set to remain out of service...
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Newham Delivers 1,662 'Low Cost' Homes Since 2021 Newham Council has delivered 1,662 'low cost' homes since 2021, according to a report presented at the Council meeting on Monday 10 November 2025. This figure includes all homes...
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H&F to Create Housing Company, Aiming for 30 Homes in First Year Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to establish a wholly-owned housing company, with the aim of delivering 30 new homes in its first year of operation. The decision was made...
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Hounslow Council to Investigate Unclear Land Ownership Records Hounslow Council is set to investigate unclear land ownership records across the borough, following concerns raised at a Housing and Environment Scrutiny Panel meeting. The...
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Cemetery considers £54k landscaping for superintendent's lodge Sutton's Bandon Hill Cemetery Joint Committee is considering a £54,014 landscaping project for the superintendent's lodge at its next meeting, as part of a larger plan to...
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Burnt Oak Broadway Developer Fails to Plant Trees Residents in Queensbury Ward have voiced their discontent over a long-standing breach of planning conditions linked to the 2011 development of Callier House on Burnt Oak...
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Greenwich Council to Boost Local Economy with Christmas Huts and Youth Enterprise Programme Greenwich Council is set to boost the local economy this December with the introduction of Christmas huts across the borough and a Youth Enterprise Programme.
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Wood Green Could Get 22-Story Building with Social Rent Dwellings as Part of Mallard Place Redevelopment A 22-storey building with 150 social rent dwellings could be coming to Wood Green, as part of a redevelopment proposal for Mallard Place, Coburg Road.
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Hounslow Updates Planning Enforcement Plan After Public Concerns Hounslow Council has updated its Planning Enforcement Plan following a public consultation held in the summer of 2025. The updated plan, which aims to improve how the council...
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Sutton's Net Zero Progress Highlighted at Local Committee Meeting Sutton is making strides towards its net zero goals, according to a presentation on Climate Scorecards at the Sutton Local Committee meeting on 6 November 2025. The presentation...
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Sutton Residents Invited to Comment on Town Centre Regeneration Plans Sutton residents are invited to share their thoughts on the Sutton Town Centre Public Realm Regeneration plans.
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Enfield Council Approves Acquisition of 219 Affordable Homes at New Avenue Estate Enfield Council has approved the acquisition of 219 affordable homes at the New Avenue Estate Phase 3, marking a significant step in providing social housing within the borough...
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Bromley Pension Fund Considers Local Investment for Growth Bromley Council's Pension Fund is exploring opportunities to invest locally, aiming to boost economic growth and deliver social benefits within the borough. The move could see...
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St Pancras Hospital Services to Relocate: What it Means for You The NHS is moving forward with plans to relocate several services currently operating out of St Pancras Hospital in Camden, a move that is part of the ongoing St Pancras...
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Tower Hamlets Council Aims for 40% Affordable Housing in New Plan Tower Hamlets Council is proposing to increase the requirement for affordable housing in new developments from 35% to 40% as part of its emerging local plan. The plan is...