Planning
Notting Hill Police Station designated as an Asset of Community Value
RBKC's decision effectively puts any sale of the landmark building in Holland Park on hold for six months
Capco and H&F look to revise the Earls Court masterplan
"Enhanced" masterplan could see 2,500 more residential units
“It’s crazy that ministers are getting involved in schemes of a few dozen homes”
93% of housing developments called in by Sajid Javid have been in Conservative constituencies, according to research by Irwin Mitchell, and the same high proportion resulted in decisions going against…
RBKC knocks back another grand amalgamation project
Planners refuse permission - again - to return a Pembridge Place mansion to its original configuration
Wandsworth scheme gets the green light after Mayoral tweaks
Khan steps in to boost affordable housing elements; over-rules Wandsworth Council
Stanhope’s Council JV project gets the nod in Fulham
Two sites will be delivered (one with 100% market-sale homes), with all units being offered to H&F residents first
Development plans withdrawn after Charlotte Street art house gets heritage status
A post-war artists' hub in Fitzrovia has been Grade II listed
£200m Knightsbridge penthouse amalgamation hits the wrong note with planners
Westminster's Planning Director recommends refusing permission to create one of London's most expensive residences
“Developers are using culture as a Trojan horse in their planning battles”
Housebuilders appropriate art to sell luxury homes at the expense of local artists and communities. But now there’s a fightback over "artwashing", writes Anna Minton
Green Belt ‘threats’ double in a year
443 sites currently earmarked for housing within the London Metropolitan Green Belt, says action group, up from 203 last year
Khan steps in to double affordable housing at Mill Hill scheme
Decision follows Mayor's intervention at The Broadway project in Westminster last month
Developers are ‘on track’ to deliver one million new homes by 2020
More units are being built, says Savills, but we need more development in the South East