Planning
Stories, page 25
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Barking and Dagenham Council Achieves 100% Planning Decision Performance for Fifth Consecutive Year Barking and Dagenham Council has maintained its 100% record for making planning decisions within statutory timeframes for the fifth consecutive year. This achievement, which...
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National Planning Reforms to Streamline Delegation and Alter Committee Structures National planning reforms are set to introduce significant changes to how planning decisions are delegated, with proposals aiming to streamline the process and alter committee...
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Barking and Dagenham Street Naming Service on Track for Platinum Award Barking and Dagenham Council's street naming and numbering service is on track to achieve a prestigious Platinum award from GeoPlace, building on its consistent record of Gold...
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Barking and Dagenham Council's Planning Appeal Success Rate Surpasses National Average Barking and Dagenham Council's planning department has achieved a planning appeal success rate of 79%, significantly exceeding the national average of 71%. This strong...
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Columbia Hotel Gains Consent for Major Alterations and Extensions Westminster City Council's Strategic Planning Committee has granted listed building consent and planning permission for significant alterations and extensions to the Grade II...
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Chelsea Barracks Phase 5: 87 apartments approved, shifting from townhouses Westminster City Council's Strategic Planning Committee has approved plans for 87 new apartments at Phase 5 of the Chelsea Barracks redevelopment, a decision made on Tuesday,...
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Discovery Dock terrace plan deferred over fire safety fears Tower Hamlets Council's Development Committee has deferred a decision on a planning application for a demountable terrace at Discovery Dock Apartments East due to significant...
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Canary Wharf school hours change refused by councillors due to congestion and amenity concerns Councillors in Tower Hamlets have refused a bid to alter the teaching hours at Canary Wharf College Glenworth Primary School, citing concerns over significant planning impacts.
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Brixton Station Road Development Approved Despite Heritage Concerns Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee has approved plans for a major residential-led mixed-use development at 49 Brixton Station Road and 6 Canterbury Crescent,...
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Highland Road Redevelopment Gets Green Light for 16 New Homes Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee has granted conditional planning permission for the redevelopment of 3 Highland Road, paving the way for 16 new homes.
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Romford Car Park Demolition Approved Despite Safety & Housing Fears Havering Council's Strategic Planning Committee has approved the demolition of the Angel Way multi-storey car park in Romford and its replacement with 106 new flats and a...
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Angel Way Flats: Heritage Concerns Raised Over New Romford Development Havering Council's Strategic Planning Committee has approved plans for the demolition of the Angel Way multi-storey car park in Romford and its replacement with 106 new flats...
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Havering Council Approves 106 Flats Despite Affordable Housing Doubts Havering Council's Strategic Planning Committee has approved plans for the demolition of Angel Way multi-storey car park in Romford and its redevelopment into 106 flats and a...
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Richmond Council Reclaims Allotments for Cemetery Expansion Despite Public Opposition Richmond upon Thames Council has decided to proceed with reclaiming a portion of the Shacklegate Lane allotments to extend Teddington Cemetery, despite significant public...
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Richmond Council Approves Teddington Cemetery Expansion Amidst Public Opposition Richmond upon Thames Council's Environment, Sustainability, Culture and Sports Committee has voted to proceed with the expansion of Teddington Cemetery, a decision that will see...
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Greenwich Council Approves Camdale Road HMO Despite Resident Objections Greenwich Council's Local Planning Committee has approved a proposal to convert a property on Camdale Road into a six-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (HMO), overriding...
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Eltham Hill HMO approved despite size and noise concerns Greenwich councillors have approved a controversial plan to convert a property on Eltham Hill into an eight-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (HMO), despite concerns raised...
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Plumstead HMO plan deferred over cycle storage safety fears A plan to convert a property in Plumstead into a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) has been deferred due to significant safety concerns regarding access to cycle storage,...
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Biodiversity duty statement approved Barking and Dagenham Council has approved an interim biodiversity duty statement, outlining the council's commitment to conserving and enhancing biodiversity across the borough....
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Harrow Council Planning Appeals Success Rate Soars to 84.7% Harrow Council's Planning Committee has reported a significant increase in its success rate for planning appeals, reaching 84.7% for dismissed appeals in the fourth quarter of...