Planning

New lease of life for the old Natwest bank and the derelict building next-door, as Westminster green-lights Moxley Architects-designed proposals at its first ever virtual planning meeting

Great Marlborough Estates has won approval for its major ZHA-designed redevelopment of Vauxhall Cross, following a call-in by the Housing Secretary last year.

Architecture practice appointed to completely rework the the centre of Hailsham, with all-new resi, retail and green space

'It’s unfortunate that it has taken a global pandemic for the system to finally move into the 21st century'

Government brings in rule change allowing council members to meet remotely for the first time

The "intend to publish" draft London Plan is "inconsistent with the pro-development stance that we should be taking", said Robert Jenrick.

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has set out another raft of proposals designed "to bring Britain’s planning system into the 21st century."

St William has submitted a proposal to build 550 new homes in and around the Bethnal Green gasholders.

Cloud House in NW5 "might have been conjured up by Walt Disney".

Phase Two of the £1bn Bankside Yards riverside tall tower cluster will now deliver 341 homes, up from 232.

City Hall has granted planning permission for one of London's biggest build-to-rent developments; the former Peek Frean biscuit factory site in Bermondsey will deliver over 1,500 new rental homes.

Southern Grove has secured planning permission for a "£10m" ultra-modern mansion near Gerrards Cross.