Planning

A plan to regenerate "a substantial section of Chiswick High Road and underutilised sites along Essex Place" with a snazzy-looking resi and mixed scheme has been given the green light by Hounslow's planners.

The Battle of Ramsbury is over;

Homeowners and developers should still be able to build good-sized subterranean extensions, but the days of the mega-basement are dead and buried, says Ed White...

How do you reposition a sleepy backwater into one of the world's top luxury destinations?

A humongous site has just been brought to market in hot-to-trot Victoria with planning permission for a 160-unit resi scheme.

A Malaysian billionaire’s controversial proposals to develop St John’s Wood Barracks in NW London have bagged a thumbs-up from Westminster planners.

A Chelsea builder has reported a spike in subterranean-related enquiries on the back of the Royal Borough's anti-basement policy stance.

The owner of a £4m house in Hampstead Garden Suburb has been hit with one of the biggest fines ever handed out for unlawful renovations to a listed building.

Land referencing firm TerraQuest has been appointed as the preferred bidder to take over the running of the Planning Portal, with plans to "take the Portal to the next level".

There's been a big twist in the ongoing plot to redevelop Kensington High Street's Odeon cinema.

CPC Group's proposed 24 unit scheme on Holland Park has been turned down by the Royal Borough's planners on architectural grounds due, in part at least, to the council's mega-basement ban policy.

Capital & Counties has continued its "tactical acquisition strategy" in Covent Garden with the bagging of yet another key site.