Development
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Tower Hamlets Council Faces Scrutiny Over Housing Policies Amid Regulator Concerns Tower Hamlets Council faced scrutiny over its housing policies at a council meeting on Wednesday, as an opposition motion highlighted concerns raised by the Regulator for Social...
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Greenwich Council Invests £343M in Capital Projects, Prioritizing Housing Greenwich Council has invested £343 million in capital projects during the 2024/25 financial year, with a significant focus on housing-related schemes, according to a report....
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Redbridge Council Considers Options for Broadmead Bridge Redbridge Council is weighing up options for the future of Broadmead Bridge, a key piece of infrastructure in the borough. The council's Overview and Scrutiny Committee...
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H&F Council's Finance Management Earns High Marks in Peer Review Hammersmith and Fulham Council's financial management has received high praise following a Local Government Association (LGA) Finance Peer Challenge. The review, conducted in...
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H&F Adopts Family Housing Strategy to Increase Supply of Homes Hammersmith and Fulham Council has adopted a new Family Housing Strategy aimed at increasing the supply of homes suitable for families across the borough.
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Huguenot House Redevelopment Approved by Westminster Cabinet Westminster Cabinet has given the green light to the Huguenot House redevelopment project, paving the way for a significant transformation of the aging building into a modern,...
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Islington Council Approves Article 4 Directions to Protect Commercial Properties Islington Council has moved to protect commercial properties by approving the second tranche of Article 4 Directions. The decision, made at the Executive meeting on Thursday 17...
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Islington Council Responds to LGA Peer Review with Action Plan Islington Council has responded to feedback from a Local Government Association (LGA) Corporate Peer Challenge by approving the publication of an action plan to address...
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Wanstead Flats Redevelopment Plan Sparks Debate Over Amenity Space and Conservation Concerns Plans to redevelop a site on Wanstead High Street have sparked debate over amenity space, as Redbridge Council's Planning Committee considered an application for the demolition...
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K&C Council Exceeds Tree Planting Target, Upgrades Schools with Green Technology Kensington and Chelsea Council has announced it has exceeded its tree planting target while also upgrading schools with green technology, aiming to reduce pollution and work...
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Hounslow Council Launches Vision 2050 Project to Shape Borough's Future Hounslow Council is embarking on an ambitious project, Vision 2050, to shape the borough's long-term future through inclusive engagement with residents, businesses, and...
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Richmond Planning Committee Approves New Home on Vicarage Road Despite Parking Concerns, Restricting Future Resident Parking Permits Richmond upon Thames' Planning Committee has delegated authority to approve a new four-bedroom detached house on Vicarage Road, Hampton Wick, despite concerns about parking and...
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Newham Council approves temporary accommodation in Plaistow Newham Council has approved a planning application to convert a former office building in Plaistow into temporary accommodation for vulnerable individuals. The development,...
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Sutton Pension Fund to Review Investment Policy Following Palestine Petition, Addresses Underperformance and Asset Allocation Sutton Council's Pension Fund is set to undergo a review of its investment policy following a petition concerning investments in Palestine. The decision was made at a Pension...
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Newham Council Seeks Directors for Property and Early Help & Safeguarding Newham Council is seeking to appoint new directors for both property and early help and safeguarding services.
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Sandhurst Road Housing Plan Approved Despite Objections Two semi-detached houses will be built on land to the rear of Sandhurst Road, despite objections from local residents, after Lewisham Council's Planning Committee B approved the...
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Lee Meeting Hall Expansion Sparks Resident Concerns Lee Green, London – Plans by The Church in London to expand the Lee Meeting Hall on Woodyates Road have sparked concerns among local residents, according to documents from a...
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Mercia Grove Flats Reconsidered After Consultation Error Lewisham Council is set to reconsider plans for flats at 23 Mercia Grove after a consultation error invalidated the original decision-making process. Despite increased...
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Broseley Grove Mews Houses Get Layout and Material Changes Plans for five mews houses at the rear of 55 Broseley Grove, London, SE26 5LD are set to move forward with minor material amendments approved by the Lewisham Planning Committee...
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Aylesham Centre Redevelopment Sparks Resident Objections and Council Appeal Defense Plans to redevelop the Aylesham Centre in Peckham are facing significant opposition, with over 2,500 local residents, businesses, and community groups voicing concerns. The...