Planning
Stories, page 33
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Enfield Council Pauses Several CPZ Schemes Indefinitely, While Other Traffic Schemes Progress Enfield Council has announced an indefinite pause to several planned Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) schemes across the borough. The decision was revealed during a meeting on 11...
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Sidcup Conservative Club faces scrutiny over outbuildings Sidcup Conservative Club's outbuildings have come under scrutiny during a recent Bexley Council Planning Committee meeting, raising questions about green belt regulations and...
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Bike Hangar Placement Sparks Resident Concerns in Dartmouth Park Dartmouth Park residents have voiced concerns over the proposed placement of bike hangars on Dartmouth Park Avenue, arguing that the current siting is not conducive to...
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Burnt Oak Broadway Developer Fails to Plant Trees Residents in Queensbury Ward have voiced their discontent over a long-standing breach of planning conditions linked to the 2011 development of Callier House on Burnt Oak...
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Hillingdon to Review Footway Parking Exemptions Hillingdon Council is set to review its footway parking exemptions in priority areas, focusing on roads near schools, GP surgeries, and shopping parades, as well as those with...
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Hounslow Updates Planning Enforcement Plan After Public Concerns Hounslow Council has updated its Planning Enforcement Plan following a public consultation held in the summer of 2025. The updated plan, which aims to improve how the council...
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Hackney Council Refuses HMO Plans for Clifden and Blurton Roads Due to Substandard Living Conditions Hackney Council has refused planning permission for two Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) applications, citing concerns over substandard living conditions that would be...
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Weight limit approved for Rhodrons Ave despite objections Kingston upon Thames Council has approved a 3.5-tonne weight restriction for Rhodrons Avenue, despite receiving objections. The decision was made at the South of the Borough...
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Hounslow Council Recovers £35,000 in Planning Enforcement Case Hounslow Council has recovered £35,000 following a breach of a Planning Enforcement Order, according to the Audit and Investigation Performance Report Q1 presented at the Audit...
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Moira Court Extension Refused Due to Heritage Concerns Wandsworth Council's Conservation and Heritage Advisory Committee has refused an application to extend Moira Court in Balham, citing harm to the heritage area. The decision,...
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Healthy Streets Scheme Changes Approved for Berrylands Changes to the Berrylands Area Healthy Streets Scheme have been given the green light by Kingston Council's Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee, following a review of objections to...
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Sutton Council to Notify Residents of HMO Applications Sutton Council is set to enhance transparency in its planning processes by notifying residents of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) applications. The decision came after a...
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Council Asked About Plans for Abbey Wood Improvements Greenwich Council is addressing concerns raised by Abbey Wood residents regarding a perceived lack of investment in the area, with a new Urban Regeneration Framework set to be...
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Council Asked About Future of Greenwich Equestrian Centre Greenwich Council is considering the future of the Greenwich Equestrian Centre following a meeting on Wednesday 29 October 2025, where the topic was raised during a council...
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Council Withdraws CPZ Consultations in Shooters Hill, Vambery Road Greenwich Council has withdrawn Sustainable Streets consultation proposals for Controlled Parking Zones (CPZ) in Shooters Hill and Vambery Road, following local objections.
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Charlton warehouse demolition refused over design concerns Greenwich Council's Local Planning Committee has rejected a proposal to demolish a warehouse in Charlton, citing concerns over its design and potential impact on the surrounding...
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Greenwich Council defers decision on Kidbrooke HMO due to safeguarding concerns Greenwich councillors have deferred a decision on a proposed house in multiple occupation (HMO) in Kidbrooke, citing safeguarding concerns. The Local Planning Committee, during...
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Shakespeare Road Development to Add 60 Homes, Increase Height Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee has approved amendments to a previously approved residential development on Shakespeare Road, paving the way for 60 additional...
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Kingston Blue Badge Appeals Panel Hears Appeal Behind Closed Doors Kingston upon Thames' Blue Badge Appeals Panel convened on Friday, 24 October 2025, to hear an appeal regarding the refusal of a Blue Badge. The panel, consisting of Councillors...
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Romford Shopping Centre Could Get 700 New Homes Romford's Liberty Shopping Centre could be transformed with the addition of 700 new homes, according to plans discussed at a Havering Strategic Planning Committee meeting on...