Planning
Stories, page 46
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Headstone & Wildstone CPZ to be Phased in; New Permit System Delayed Harrow Council's Traffic and Road Safety Advisory Panel has approved a phased implementation of a controlled parking zone (CPZ) in the Headstone and Wildstone areas to address...
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Barking Riverside £12M Thames Access Plan Approved Barking and Dagenham's Planning Committee has given the green light to Barking Riverside Limited's (BRL) £12 million plan to enhance access to the River Thames. The unanimous...
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Planning Reform: Council Supports Streamlined Process Barking and Dagenham Council is streamlining its planning process after the Planning Committee agreed to a consultation response supporting reforms to planning legislation from...
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Plumstead HMO Approved Despite Resident Concerns Plans to convert a single-family dwelling into a five-bed house in multiple occupation (HMO) at 21 Donaldson Road, Plumstead, have been approved by the Greenwich Local Planning...
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Greenwich Shop's Extended Hours Deferred After Resident Objections Greenwich residents have successfully pushed back against a proposal to extend the opening hours of an Asda store on Greenwich South Street, leading to a deferral of the...
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Eltham Housing Development Delayed for Site Visit A decision on a proposed housing development in Eltham has been put on hold, as Greenwich councillors have requested a site visit to better understand the location. The Royal...
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Cambridge Rd Estate Parking Plan Approved Despite Concerns Kingston Council has approved a new parking management scheme for Phase 1A of the Cambridge Road Estate, despite concerns raised about the process and timing of the decision.
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Bike Hangar Plan Paused After Resident Safety Concerns Plans to install a bike hangar in Carlisle Close have been put on hold following concerns raised by residents about safety and a lack of consultation.
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Rowlls Road Parking Removal Approved After Developer's Error Kingston Council has approved the removal of on-street parking on Rowlls Road following premature action by a developer working on the Cambridge Road Estate (CRE). The decision,...
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Bexley Approves Nine New Flats on New Road Despite Objections Bexley Council has granted planning permission for a new three-storey building containing nine flats at 16 New Road, London SE2 0QG, despite objections from local residents. The...
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Sidcup Office Block Extension Approved Despite 'Hideous' Label Sidcup residents will soon see a new addition to their skyline as Bexley Council's Planning Committee has approved an extension to Roxby House at 20-22 Station Road, despite one...
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Viking Planet eyes Camden Town for immersive entertainment venue The Camden Council Planning Committee is considering a proposal to transform the lower and upper basement levels of the Atrium Building in Stables Market into an interactive...
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Neighbors fight Rudall Crescent remodel over terrace concerns Hampstead residents raised strong objections to a proposed remodel at 41 Rudall Crescent, focusing on the impact of a new first-floor terrace on neighbouring properties....
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Coulsdon MOT Centre Could Become Vehicle Rental Site A planning application to transform the Coulsdon MOT Centre on Marlpit Lane into a vehicle rental site is under consideration by Croydon Council. The existing MOT centre...
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South Croydon Residents Object to 5-House Development South Croydon residents have voiced strong objections to a proposed development at 8 West Hill, which seeks to demolish an existing house and construct five new 4-bedroom homes....
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Islington Corporate Performance Q4 2024-25 Report Due Islington Council's Corporate Resources and Economy Scrutiny Committee is scheduled to review the Corporate Performance Report for the fourth quarter of 2024-25 at its meeting...
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Belsize Park residents object to office-to-flat conversion plan Plans to convert an office building in Belsize Park into a residential flat have met with objections from local residents, who raised concerns about the impact on the character...
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Westminster to Revamp Housing Contracts with Resident Focus Westminster City Council is set to revamp its housing term partnership contracts, placing a greater emphasis on resident satisfaction, service quality, and value for money.
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Purley Residents Oppose HMO Conversion on Brighton Road Purley residents have voiced their opposition to a planning application for the conversion of a single dwellinghouse into a 6-bedroom, 9-person House in Multiple Occupation...
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Dulwich Sports Club Expansion Sparks Local Debate Dulwich Sports Club's proposal to expand its facilities has ignited a debate among local residents, with concerns raised about noise, light pollution, and traffic. The Southwark...