Planning
Stories, page 14
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New Planning Rules to Reduce Committee Powers Spark Concern New planning rules set to significantly reduce the powers of planning committees are due to be implemented from November, sparking concern among local councillors and heritage...
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Moriarty inspiration site redevelopment faces scrutiny over drawings and neighbour impact Plans to redevelop a site historically linked to the real-life inspiration for Professor Moriarty have sparked significant concerns among members of Wandsworth Council's...
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Wandsworth heritage committee objects to 'monstrous' loft extension at 25 Prince of Wales Drive Wandsworth's Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee has voiced strong objections to a proposed loft extension at Flat C, 25 Prince of Wales Drive, labelling the plans a...
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Lewisham Council Considers 'Rights for Nature' Framework for Ecological Governance Lewisham Council is exploring the concept of Rights for Nature as part of its ongoing commitment to ecological governance and climate action. The idea, which recognises that...
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Listed Lutyens House Gets Green Light for Internal Changes Barnet Council's Planning Committee has unanimously approved internal alterations to Lutyens House, a Grade II* listed building at 8 North Square, NW11 7AA. The decision, made...
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Barnet Approves Flats Despite Previous Refusals Barnet Council's Planning Committee has approved six planning applications, including proposals for additional storeys and extensions to residential buildings, and alterations...
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Raymond Court Flats Approved After History of Appeals and Design Revisions Barnet Council's Planning Committee has approved plans for a mansard roof extension at Raymond Court, Pembroke Road, which will add four new self-contained flats to the existing...
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Gloucester House Extension Approved After Design Tweaks Address Neighbouring Concerns Barnet Council's Planning Committee has approved plans for an extension to Gloucester House, located at 150 Woodside Lane, N12 8TP. The decision, made on Wednesday, September 9,...
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New standards for sustainable drainage adopted Barnet Council has officially adopted new national standards for Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS), aiming to enhance the borough's resilience to flooding and improve...
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Brent Council to review College Green Open Space fencing amid resident concerns Brent Council's Cabinet has agreed to review proposed perimeter fencing at College Green Open Space following concerns raised by residents about access, character, and...
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Seething Wells Site Transparency and Reporting Concerns Raised at Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee Concerns over transparency and the future of the Seething Wells site were raised at a Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee meeting, with particular unease surrounding a proposed...
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Vauxhall Square: Tallest building to be 69 storeys Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee has approved plans for the Vauxhall Square development, which will feature the tallest building in the scheme at 69 storeys.