Posts Tagged ‘planning’
Historic cinema to be transformed into hotel and Cirque du Soleil theatre
Revamp of Grade II-listed Odeon Shaftesbury Avenue deemed ‘seriously detrimental’ by conservation groups after years of planning
Read MoreCamden steps closer to thousands more homes by 2041
Liberal Democrats endorse borough’s ‘splendid’ strategic plan for next 15 years but bash Labour party for patting itself on the back
Read MoreCamden Council gives green light to Euston Tower revamp
Town Hall waves through plans to remake vacant skyscraper as ‘innovation hub’ despite carbon footprint concerns
Read More‘We need affordable homes’: Fourteen flats overlooking special school win planning permission
Proposals given thumbs-up despite concerns over impact on pupils
Read More‘Shame!’: Save Museum Street campaigners outraged as 74-metre tower block gets go-ahead
Scheme greenlit despite campaigners including actor Griff Rhys Jones asking planners to ‘send it packing’
Read MoreWhere you’ve bin: Student flats could get gym
Space where students used to leave rubbish could be transformed
Read MoreActor Griff Rhys Jones backs calls to save former hotel close to British Museum from demolition
The comedian and heritage campaigner says council ‘needs to listen to the green arguments’
Read MoreCouncillors urged to reject ‘unacceptable’ plans to install gates at Primrose Hill
Primrose Keepers says move will ‘irrevocably upend London’s relationship with one of its most loved green spaces’
Read MoreResidents and traders divided as London Eye-style wheel at Camden Lock wins planning approval
Business owners say 40-metre high wheel will draw in families, but people living nearby fear for their privacy
Read More‘Very challenging’: Councillors demand better training on carbon costs to help with planning decisions
Politicians call for more support on ‘complex and developing’ subject
Read MoreGreat Ormond Street Hospital gets go-ahead for purpose-built cancer centre – but residents are not happy about ‘gross overdevelopment’
Hospital chief executive says current facility is ‘not fit for purpose’
Read More‘Scares me rigid’: Residents raise fire safety concerns as 187-room underground hotel wins planning permission
Bloomsbury locals say scheme is an example of ‘overdevelopment’
Read More‘Spectacular’ British Library extension approved by planners – despite neighbours’ concerns about light loss
Twelve-storey building will make the library ‘more accessible’, according to its chief executive
Read More‘Extraordinary project’: First phase of Camden Highline gets lift-off despite residents’ concerns over privacy
The ‘park in the sky’ is set to attract millions of visitors a year – but neighbours fear people will be able to peer into their homes
Read More‘Shining example’: Multimillion-pound plans for Camden Highline given a lift despite police concerns
National Trust full of praise for proposals, but police demand money for extra patrols
Read MoreHistoric Unicorn pub could be set to reopen after falling victim to Covid lockdowns
The popular music venue shut in 2020 – but plans are now afoot for a relaunch
Read MorePlanning inspector visits site at centre of row between Camden Council and hospital charity
Gareth Thomas is considering the scheme, which Camden rejected over concerns about the reduced number of affordable homes
Read MoreAbbey Road set for major housing scheme after approval from Town Hall planners
Councillors say two blocks of flats can be demolished and redeveloped in regeneration project
Read MoreHospital charity lodges appeal after its proposal to cut affordable homes on Cleveland Street site was rejected by council planners
The move from UCLH Charity is the latest in a years-long saga over the development
Read MoreGeorgian townhouse on Tottenham Street to be demolished despite concerns over loss of heritage
Building described as ‘something of an oddity’ is to make way for an 11-storey block
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