Planning
Stories, page 38
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Willesden Green Residents Object to Adult Gaming Centre Plan Willesden Green residents have voiced strong objections to a proposal for an Adult Gaming Centre (AGC) at 1 Walm Lane, citing concerns about the neighbourhood's character and...
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Temporary Bar Approved for Elizabeth House Site in Waterloo Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee has given the green light to a temporary bar at the Elizabeth House site in Waterloo, aiming to inject life into the area while...
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New Dwelling Planned for Normandy Road Plans for a new three-storey dwelling on land adjacent to 24 Normandy Road have been approved by the Lambeth Council Planning Applications Committee.
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Emergency Housing Plan Approved for 312 High Road in Tottenham Haringey Council's Planning Sub Committee has approved an application for short-term emergency accommodation at 312 High Road, Tottenham. The proposal involves the...
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Barnet Prepares for Mandatory Food Waste Collection in 2026 Barnet Council is preparing to roll out mandatory food waste collection for all households by the end of March 2026, in accordance with the Environment Act 2021. The move aims...
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Seething Wells Filter Beds Update Received Kingston upon Thames councillors have received an update on the Seething Wells Filter Beds project, including the status of listing applications and dialogue with landowners.
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Surbiton Parking Restrictions to Remain Unchanged Surbiton residents will see no changes to the existing parking arrangements in the Browns Road Area Permit Parking Area (PPA), the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee decided on...
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Enfield Council Committees Consider Joint Meeting to Discuss Local Plan Enfield Council's Overview & Scrutiny Committee is considering a joint meeting with the Housing & Regeneration Scrutiny Panel to discuss the Local Plan, due to potential...
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Barham Park Funfair Revenue Forecast at £42,313; Certificate of Lawfulness May Be Required Brent's Barham Park is projected to generate £42,313 in revenue from its funfair operations this year. The revenue will be used for improvements within Barham Park, according to...
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Orpington Concourse Repairs Approved with £900k Reallocation to Prevent Structural Decline Bromley Council has approved repairs to the concourse above the Poundland unit at 63 The Walnuts in Orpington, allocating £902,168 from the Operational Property Review (OPR)...
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Hillingdon Council Approves 108-Room Hotel Near Heathrow Airport Hillingdon Council has granted planning permission for a 108-room hotel near Heathrow Airport, marking a significant development in the Heathrow Villages ward.
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Uxbridge residents lose parking bid despite petition Uxbridge residents will not be getting new parking spaces on Dyson Drive, despite a petition supporting the proposal.
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Hayes gets new community space in old Vinyl Factory Hillingdon Council's Planning Committee has given the green light to a new community space in Hayes, transforming a vacant cafe within the historic Vinyl Factory site into a hub...
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Waltham Forest Updates Planning Application Requirements Waltham Forest Council has updated its planning application requirements to provide more clarity and certainty for both the authority and applicants. The updated Local...
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Cheam Nursing Home to Become 9 Residential Units Sutton's Planning Committee has approved a proposal to convert the former Grantley Court Nursing Home in Cheam into nine residential units, including six family-sized homes,...
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Westminster invests £1.6M in Sustainable Drainage Systems Westminster Council is set to invest £1.6 million in Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) for the 2025/26 financial year. The investment is part of a larger £3.7 million...
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Protected Oak Tree Removal Approved Amid Damage Concerns Harrow Council has approved the removal of a protected oak tree at 263 The Ridgeway, following concerns that it was causing damage to a neighbouring property.
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Paddington Square restaurant faces resident noise concerns. Westminster's Licensing Sub-Committee is reviewing a premises licence application for a restaurant on Paddington Square amid concerns from local residents about potential noise...
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Balham Residents Gain Protection for Local Trees Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee has confirmed two Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) in Balham and South Balham, providing protection for mature trees and...
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Nine Elms Hotel Project Gets Green Light for Phased Opening Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee has approved a phased opening for the Nine Elms Hotel project, a decision designed to accelerate the availability of...