Development
Stories, page 81
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Bexley Approves Nine New Flats on New Road Despite Objections Bexley Council has granted planning permission for a new three-storey building containing nine flats at 16 New Road, London SE2 0QG, despite objections from local residents. The...
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Wandsworth Council's Change Programme Delivers £1.7m in Benefits and Improves Resident and Workforce Experiences Wandsworth Council's Change Programme has delivered £1.7 million in net financial benefits, according to a report presented to the Finance Overview and Scrutiny Committee on...
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Viking Planet eyes Camden Town for immersive entertainment venue The Camden Council Planning Committee is considering a proposal to transform the lower and upper basement levels of the Atrium Building in Stables Market into an interactive...
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Neighbors fight Rudall Crescent remodel over terrace concerns Hampstead residents raised strong objections to a proposed remodel at 41 Rudall Crescent, focusing on the impact of a new first-floor terrace on neighbouring properties....
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Coulsdon MOT Centre Could Become Vehicle Rental Site A planning application to transform the Coulsdon MOT Centre on Marlpit Lane into a vehicle rental site is under consideration by Croydon Council. The existing MOT centre...
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Greenwich Council Secured £9.4M in New Planning Obligations Greenwich Council has secured £9.4 million in new planning obligations during the 2024/25 financial year, according to a report presented at the Transport and Place Scrutiny...
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South Croydon Residents Object to 5-House Development South Croydon residents have voiced strong objections to a proposed development at 8 West Hill, which seeks to demolish an existing house and construct five new 4-bedroom homes....
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Paddington Green Safety Concerns Addressed in Place Plan Westminster City Council is addressing safety concerns and improving public spaces in the Paddington Green area through the Paddington Place Plan (PPP). The Housing and...
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Greenwich Council Local Plan Consultation Set for Oct 2025 Greenwich Council is preparing for a public consultation on its new Local Plan, scheduled to begin in October 2025. The announcement was made during a Transport and Place...
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Greenwich Council Collected £5.1M in Borough CIL Greenwich Council has collected £5.1 million in Borough Community Infrastructure Levy (BCIL) in 2024/2025, bringing the total collected since 2015 to £29.9 million.
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Belsize Park residents object to office-to-flat conversion plan Plans to convert an office building in Belsize Park into a residential flat have met with objections from local residents, who raised concerns about the impact on the character...
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Westminster to Revamp Housing Contracts with Resident Focus Westminster City Council is set to revamp its housing term partnership contracts, placing a greater emphasis on resident satisfaction, service quality, and value for money.
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Haringey to Tackle Fuel Poverty with New Funding Haringey Council is set to receive over £1 million in funding to combat fuel poverty and support local businesses, thanks to a grant from the Greater London Authority (GLA). The...
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Haringey Receives £1M+ to Boost Local Economy, Support Residents Haringey Council is set to receive over £1 million in funding to boost the local economy and support residents through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). The funding,...
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Dulwich Sports Club Expansion Sparks Local Debate Dulwich Sports Club's proposal to expand its facilities has ignited a debate among local residents, with concerns raised about noise, light pollution, and traffic. The Southwark...
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South Dock Marina Rent Dispute: Businesses Fear Displacement Businesses at South Dock Marina are worried about potential displacement due to proposed rent increases following a planned refurbishment of the boatyard. The Southwark Council...
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Enfield Council to Vote on Housing & Growth Strategy 2025-2030 Enfield Council is set to vote on its Housing & Growth Strategy 2025-2030, a plan designed to address the borough's housing needs through partnership and long-term investment....
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North East Surrey Crematorium Board Receives Positive Audit, Underspends Budget, and Discusses Future Projects The North East Surrey Crematorium Board (NESCB) has received a positive audit report and underspent its budget for the past year. The board, comprised of councillors from...
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Enfield to Scrutinise Water Companies Amid National Concerns Enfield Council is set to examine the practices of water companies operating within the borough, joining a growing chorus of concern over the sector's performance nationwide.
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Telegraph Hill Residents Object to Skehans Freehouse Terrace Residents of Telegraph Hill have voiced their concerns regarding a retrospective planning application for a terrace constructed above the existing conservatory and an elevated...