Development
Stories, page 72
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Student Housing, Industrial Space Planned for Kennington Lane Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee has approved plans for student housing and industrial space at 6-12 Kennington Lane. The decision, made at a meeting on...
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Vacant Vauxhall Office to Become Hotel After Viability Concerns Lambeth Council has approved plans to transform a vacant office building in Vauxhall into a new hotel, despite concerns about the loss of potential office space.
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Kennington Community Centre to be Refurbished with New Homes Kennington is set to see a boost in community facilities and affordable housing as the Kennington Community Centre is slated for refurbishment and expansion, alongside the...
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Tower Hamlets Seeks New Directors for Key Departments Tower Hamlets Council is seeking new directors for several key departments, including Regeneration and Development, Corporate Property and Estates, HR and OD, IT, and Public...
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Wood Green Timber Yard Redevelopment: 36 New Homes Proposed Wood Green, London – Timber Yard Redevelopment Plans Unveiled
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Tottenham Hale Station Upgrade Delayed; Footbridge Scrapped Tottenham residents will have to wait longer for upgrades to Tottenham Hale Station, as Haringey Council's Planning Sub Committee has approved a section 73 application to scrap...
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Sidcup Home Extension Sparks Parking Survey Request Bexley Council's Planning Committee addressed concerns over parking provisions related to a home extension in Sidcup, leading to a request for a parking survey. The discussion...
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Slade Green Road Flats Approved Despite Flood Risk Concerns Bexley Council's Planning Committee approved an application on Thursday, 31 July 2025, concerning flood risk and drainage at a proposed residential development at 176 Slade...
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Bexley High Street Home to Get Roof Conversion A property on Bexley High Street is set to undergo a roof conversion after Bexley Council's Planning Committee approved the application. The decision was made at a meeting on...
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Bexley Mulls 121 Homes on Former Maternity Site Bexley Council's Planning Committee has approved plans to build 121 new homes on the site of the former Bexley Maternity Hospital, a locally listed building on Erith Road. The...
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Sidcup Residents Object to New Home on Black Horse Road Sidcup residents voiced their concerns over a proposed new two-storey home at a Bexley Council planning committee meeting on Thursday, citing parking and design issues. The...
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Croydon Council Progresses with Target Operating Model Projects Croydon Council is moving forward with its Target Operating Model (TOM) projects, aiming to transform the council into a more efficient and responsive organisation. The Future...
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Southwark Council Housing Projects Hampered by Communication Failures with Residents Southwark Council's Housing Scrutiny Commission has identified significant communication breakdowns as a key factor hampering the success of major works projects on council...
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£14M Investment for Brent's Public Spaces Brent Council has approved a £14 million investment to improve public spaces across the borough, focusing on enhancements to footpaths, parks, CCTV, and street lighting. The...
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Lambeth Approves New Homes Hexagon Project with 50% Affordable Housing Lambeth Council has approved the New Homes Hexagon project, a plan that will see Countryside Properties (UK) Limited construct over 500 new homes across six sites in the...
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H&F Council Reviews Housing Options for Over 55s Hammersmith and Fulham Council is reviewing housing options for residents over 55, aiming to shape its 2026-31 Older People's Housing Strategy. The strategy will address the...
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Croydon Pension Fund Reviews London CIV Investment and Discusses LGPS Reforms Croydon Council's Pension Board convened on 24 July 2025, to discuss the fund's compliance with investment pooling requirements and review its investment strategy within the...
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Harrow Approves £550k Royal Mail Contract Increase and Plans Joint Reprocurement with Other Boroughs Harrow Council has approved a £550,000 contract increase with Royal Mail to maintain postal services until September 13, 2026. The decision, made during a Cabinet meeting on 24...
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Canary Wharf Outdoor Seating Plan Rejected Over Public Space Concerns Tower Hamlets councillors have rejected a plan to expand outdoor seating at a Canary Wharf restaurant, citing concerns over public space and pedestrian safety.
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Gants Hill Library Could Replace School as Polling Place Redbridge Council is considering a proposal to move the polling place for Barkingside Ward BA2 from St Augustine's Catholic Primary School to Gants Hill Library for the 2026...