Planning
Stories, page 26
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Harrow Council Defers Two Housing Projects for Site Visits Harrow Council's Planning Committee has deferred decisions on two proposed housing developments, citing the need for site visits to gain a clearer understanding of their impact...
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Hackney Noise Service Sees Surge in Construction Complaints Amidst Increased Development Hackney's Noise Service has reported a significant increase in complaints related to construction noise over the past few years, according to its annual performance report for...
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Hackney Council Approves New Planning Code of Conduct Hackney Council's Corporate Committee has approved a new Planning Code of Conduct for the Hackney Constitution, aimed at guiding the behaviour of those involved in the local...
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Greenwich Council Backs Climate Resilience in New Planning Document Greenwich Council has formally adopted a new Climate Resilience Supplementary Planning Document (SPD), signalling a significant step towards enhancing the borough's preparedness...
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New Stratford restaurant licence adjourned over planning breach A new restaurant's bid for a licence has been adjourned after it emerged the premises is subject to an existing planning enforcement notice, meaning any operation as a drinking...
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Havering Council to investigate grass verge parking enforcement Havering Council is to review its procedures for enforcing parking on grass verges after councillors raised concerns about the effectiveness of current measures. The issue was...
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Greenwich Council Demands Action on Gambling Laws Greenwich Council has formally demanded action on national gambling laws, calling for urgent reform to empower local communities and restrict the proliferation of betting shops.
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Havering Council to enforce planning rules on North Street property after appeal dismissed Havering Council has confirmed it will enforce planning rules on a property at 143 North Street, Romford, after an enforcement notice requiring the cessation of the sale and...
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Public toilets for Harold Hill approved by Havering Council Havering Council has approved plans for the installation of public toilets in Harold Hill, following a decision made during a council meeting on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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Clifford House flats approved despite neighbour concerns Richmond upon Thames Council's Planning Committee has approved plans for the redevelopment of Clifford House, increasing the number of residential units from eight to 12,...
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East Sheen development to lose commercial space for flats A development in East Sheen is set to lose its planned commercial space to make way for additional residential flats, following a decision by Richmond upon Thames Council's...
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Havering Council to Install CCTV in Rainier and Wennington Following Resident Petition Havering Council is set to install CCTV cameras in the Rainier and Wennington ward following a petition from residents. The decision was discussed and noted during a full...
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Clifford House scheme to be car-free, except for disabled A controversial plan to increase the number of homes at Clifford House has been approved, with the development now set to be car-free, except for disabled parking.
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New Elephant & Castle health centre to be acquired Southwark Council's Cabinet has approved the acquisition of premises for a new health centre in Elephant and Castle, a move intended to replace two existing GP surgeries that...
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Barnet Strategic Planning Committee Approves Colindale Development Amendments, Significantly Increasing Affordable Housing Barnet's Strategic Planning Committee has approved significant amendments to the Douglas Bader Park Estate development in Colindale, substantially boosting the provision of...
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Ewell Road Cycle Lane and Loading Bay Dispute Resolved by Surbiton Committee Ewell Road's new cycle lane has become a point of contention, with local businesses and cycling advocates clashing over the designated loading bay. The Surbiton Neighbourhood...
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Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee Approves Measures to Resolve Verona Drive Parking Issues Surbiton residents' long-standing parking and access issues on Verona Drive are set to be addressed following a decision by the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee.
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Voter Privacy Concerns Over Identity Checks at Polling Stations Addressed Concerns over voter privacy during identity checks at polling stations were raised at a Tower Hamlets council meeting. Councillor Shafi Ahmed questioned how the privacy of...
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Tower Hamlets Council to launch digital constitution for improved accessibility Tower Hamlets Council is set to launch a new digital version of its constitution, aiming to make the document more accessible and user-friendly for residents and councillors alike.
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Wandsworth Council Reviews Vauxhall Square Development Concerns, Citing Daylight, Sunlight, and Park Connectivity Issues Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee has reviewed observations on a significant mixed-use development proposed for Vauxhall Square in the neighbouring borough of...