Planning

The latest version of the Town and Country Planning Order includes a notable omission: The anticipated three-year extension to Permitted Development Rights which allow the conversion of office space into …

Developer St James has bagged the green light to redevelop a significant site directly opposite Tate Britain.

Crossrail 2 "has taken a major step forward" as safeguarding for the proposed route has just been confirmed by the Secretary of State for Transport, with the King's Road station positioned around Dovehouse Gr…

Labour Councillors have called on Westminster Council to allow the general public to pipe up at the weekly Planning Committee meetings.

Plans have gone in to reconnect a Grade II* listed stonker on Cadogan Square with a house on Clabon Mews, potentially creating a mansion packing nearly 18,000 square feet of space in one of PCL's top ad…

Wainbridge Ltd has landed planning permission for its Flanagan Lawrence-designed scheme on Alfred Place, between Goodge St and Tottenham Court Rd underground stations.

It's not nosey. Just interesting to see the type of stuff that's going through planning at the moment...

A key section of Capital & Counties' Earls Court masterplan has been given the official thumbs up by RBKC's planners. The West Brompton Village application involves a new public square of 0.4 acr

RBKC Council is digging in over rogue basement development, slapping stop notices on eight projects in a single day on Tuesday

CPC Group and Barratts' Sugar Quay scheme got no sweet treatment from planners over a S106 dispute: The Corporation of London has stuck to its guns, demanding a full £15m in affordable housing contribution.

Kirsty Bertarelli - Britain's richest woman, a songwriter and a former Miss UK - has won planning permission to dig out a two-storey basement underneath her Belgravia mews house "to make it more conducive …

A trio of big-hitters - Countrywide, Hamptons International and Lambert Smith Hampton - have strapped on their stethoscopes and come up with a treatment plan for the UK's ailing property market. The