Affordable homes and new library to be built in Hillingdon
Proposals for a new modern library, community facility and 95 affordable homes in Yiewsley were approved by Hillingdon Council’s Planning
Kingston residents voice disappointment after seven-storey development approved
Kingston residents have voiced their disappointment after Kingston Council approved permission for a seven-storey development on 30 March. The plans
New Malden residents raise £7k to oppose nine-storey tower block
New Malden residents raised £7k in just two days to oppose the proposals for a new tower block on the
London residential developer teams up with Kew Gardens to deliver Community Learning Programme
A leading London residential developer has partnered with Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, as the official sponsors of Kew’s annual Community
Sky Pool: Nine Elms set for the world’s first floating oasis
The world’s first swimming pool floating in the sky will officially open in Nine Elms next Saturday. The Sky Pool
Mortlake development hearing cancelled due to Hammersmith Bridge concerns
The Mayor of London’s office cancelled a key hearing on a development in Mortlake last month due to concerns about
YMCA Wimbledon development approved by Merton Council
Merton Council’s Planning Applications Committee granted YMCA Wimbledon planning permission for a nine-story development on Friday, subject to conditions. The
Which London boroughs have the highest planning and development rate?
London boroughs in the south and central regions have an above-average approval rate for planning permission applications in the city,
‘They’re buying Brixton brick by brick’ – Locals protest as tower vote looms
Brixton activists took to the streets yesterday ahead of a council decision on plans for an unpopular new office tower.
Lambeth remains ‘minded to grant permission’ for Brixton mega-tower against huge opposition
Lambeth Council may green-light a new 20 storey office mega-tower next week, despite huge opposition from Brixton locals. The neighbourhood
Scathing letter from Housing Secretary to Sadiq Khan causes possible delays to London Plan
A high-level spat over the mayor’s London Plan 2019 may result in delays for development projects across London. The Great