Listed Building Consent for restoration of Len House, rebuilding of 2 bays to Palace Avenue and associated new build works to provide a mixed-use development comprising: (i) Retention with alterations and change of use of Len House to provide commercial floorspace within the following uses - retail, financial and professional, cafe or restaurant, drinking establishment, offices, clinic or health centre, creche, or day nursery, gymnasium or indoor recreational purposes uses (within classes E, F2(a) and Sui Generis) at ground floor. (ii) Provision of 22no. residential apartments (class C3) at first floor by conversion and erection of a part rear first floor extension and provision of 58no. residential apartments (class C3) in a two storey roof extension with rooftop amenity space (iii) Associated landscaping to roof. (revised scheme to 20/501030/LBC).

Application under Section 73A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to carry out development without compliance with Condition 1 (Approved Plans) of Planning Permission ref: 20/02531/FUL (Variation of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) of Planning Permission 19/00699/FUL (Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of planning permission 17/15272/FUL (Restoration and retention of The Fountain public house (A4 use), erection of a 4-5 and 3-4 storey building to provide 45 one, two and three bedroomed residential flats (C3 use) and new retail/ restaurant/ cafe to ground floor (A1/A3 use) with associated car parking, roof terraces, balconies and landscaping). Main changes include: Provision of electricity substation, water tank/ pump, reconfiguration of cycle/ bin stores, extension to proposed public house, additional cycle hoops, guard rails to flat roofs and alterations to flat layouts.) Main changes to include provision of electricity substation, water tank/ pump, reconfiguration of cycle/ bin stores, extension to proposed public house, additional cycle hoops, guard rails to flat roofs and alterations to flat layouts) dated 09/04/2021. Variation to include introduction of automatic opening vent, amendments to layout of Ground Floor Block B and changes to balustrades and balconies of Block B.

Refurbishment of existing building and erection of additional storey in the form of a mansard roof providing office floorspace (Use Class E) to part of ground floor and at first, second and third floor level. Development includes conversion of 2no house in multiple occupation units and retail storage areas into office space, plant enclosure on roof and associated alterations.

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of City of London at 120 Fleet Street, London EC4A 2BE for: Demolition of the existing River Court building at 120 Fleet Street, including part demolition of the basement and the erection of a new building comprising two basement levels and ground floor plus 20 upper storeys (93.15m AOD) including retail, commercial, office and service use (Class E). Creation of new pedestrian routes. Change of use of Daily Express Building from office (Use Class E) to learning and nonresidential institutions use (Class F1), retail, flexible learning and non-residential institutions and commercial use (Class E), Alterations to and refurbishment of the existing Grade II* listed Daily Express Building at 120 Fleet Street, including works to detach the building from the River Court with demolition of part of linking floorplate and structure from basement level 01 to level 06, demolition of roof and installation of new roof with associated roof garden, erection of new north fa¿ade, retention of south-east curved corner and part demolition of existing east facade from ground level to level 05, erection of new facade andshopfront and associated works. (The proposal would provide 61,135sq.m GIA of Class E offices, 2,051sq.m GIA of flexible retail use (Class E), 2,748sq.m GIA of Sui Generis public roof terrace, 1,331sq.m GIA of learning and non-residential institution use (Class F1), 2,776sq.m GIA of flexible and nonresidential institutions/commercial business and service; Total floorspace 78,456sq.m GIA. Overall height 93.15m AOD). The application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement which is available for inspection with the planning application. Electronic copies of the ES can also be issued by Trium Environmental Consulting LLP; for further details contact [email protected] or Tel: +44 (0) 203 887 7118.)

Minor material amendment to planning permission 17/AP/4233 [Approval date: 26.11.2019] 'Redevelopment of the site by the erection of a part 7 storey/ part 4 storey building with basement and roof plant fronting onto Keyworth Street and Borough Road, a 5 storey building with roof plant fronting onto London Road linked by a central covered concourse; Part demolition with alterations and extensions to the grade II listed former Presbyterian Chapel; All to provide new academic teaching, library, student support and performance facilities (Use Class D1) and ancillary cafe/retail space. The creation of new public realm, hard and soft landscaping improvements within and around the site, streetscape improvements on Keyworth Street, the stopping-up of Rotary Street and Thomas Doyle Street, and other associated works' consisting of: - varying the wording of conditions to allow the development to be delivered in two separate phases, whereby Phase 1 would comprise early works to develop the Chapel and the immediately adjoining 'Performing Arts Centre' component of the overall scheme, and Phase 2 would comprise the remainder of the St George's Quarter; - the construction of a five-storey 'meanwhile' pavilion building as part of Phase 1, which if/when Phase 2 is brought forward would be partly demolished and partly incorporated into the consented 'Learning Centre' component of the overall scheme; and - the provision of an external staircase, a temporary storage compound and hard surfacing in connection with the 'meanwhile' pavilion building, all of which would be removed if/when Phase 2 is brought forward.

Variation of Conditions 2 (approved drawings) and 7 (windows) to allow minor material amendments to planning permission reference: 2018/01866/FUL dated 10th August 2018 for the "Change of use of ground floor and basement from a betting shop (Class Sui Generis) to residential use (Class C3) with ancillary basement storage area; erection of a rear roof extension; excavation of part of the rear garden to form lightwells, in connection with the enlargement of the existing basement; alterations to existing shopfront to No.190 and No.192; erection of a part one, part two storey extension at ground and first floor levels to 190 Dawes Road; conversion of both properties into a 7no. unit residential development, consisting of 4no. one bedroom flats and 3no. two bedroom flats, with common access and associated refuse and cycle storage." Amendments sought are alterations to the approved rear brick facade of the back addition extensions to be replaced with a white painted, silicone render system; and alterations to the approved timber windows replaced with double glazed, uPVC 'Rehau' heritage style windows.

Change of use, refurbishment and extension of 153 High Street from Sui Generis (car dealership) to accommodate retail (Class A1) within an extended ground floor unit and 5 No. residential (Class C3) units (2 No. x 1 bedroom apartments, 1 No. x 2 bedroom apartment, and 2 No. x 2 bed mews cottages) accommodated within a two storey rear extension; part-demolition of 151 High Street front extension and refurbishment and change of use of 151 High Street from Sui Generis (car dealership) to 1 No. x 3 bedroom dwelling house (Class C3) including erection of one front dormer window at roof level, reinstatement of front entrance door, various re-arrangements, internal refurbishments, ancillary development and landscaping. Internal alterations to no.151 including replacement of existing internal doors with timber doors, removal of partition wall to kitchen, restoration of panelling, installation of baskets and slips to blocked up fireplaces

Change of use, refurbishment and extension of 153 High Street from Sui Generis (car dealership) to accommodate retail (Class A1) within an extended ground floor unit and 5 No. residential (Class C3) units (2 No. x 1 bedroom apartments, 1 No. x 2 bedroom apartment, and 2 No. x 2 bed mews cottages) accommodated within a two storey rear extension; part-demolition of 151 High Street front extension and refurbishment and change of use of 151 High Street from Sui Generis (car dealership) to 1 No. x 3 bedroom dwelling house (Class C3) including erection of one front dormer window at roof level, reinstatement of front entrance door, various re-arrangements, internal refurbishments, ancillary development and landscaping. Internal alterations to no.151 including replacement of existing internal doors with timber doors, removal of partition wall to kitchen, restoration of panelling, installation of baskets and slips to blocked up fireplaces

Restoration of Len House and associated new build works to provide a mixed-use development comprising: (i) Retention with alterations and change of use of Len House to provide 3,612 sqm (GIA) flexible commercial floorspace within the following uses - retail, financial and professional, café or restaurant, drinking establishment, offices, clinic or health centre, crèche or day nursery, gymnasium or indoor recreational purposes uses (within classes A1/A2/A3/A4/A5/B1a/D1/D2 of the Town & Country Planning uses Classes Order) at ground floor, 18 No. residential apartments (C3) at first floor level, together with ancillary car parking. (ii) Erection of part rear first floor and two storey roof extension to provide 62 No. new residential apartments, with rooftop amenity space. (iii) Construction of two new buildings of up to 5-storeys to provide 79 No. residential apartments (C3) with amenity space. (iv) Provision of associated car parking, open space, earthworks including demolition of hardstanding and structures, and new boardwalk to north side, de-culverting the River Len and re-utilisation existing vehicular access points from Mill Street and Palace Avenue.

Listed Building Consent for restoration of Len House and associated new build works to provide a mixed-use development comprising: (i) Retention with alterations and change of use of Len House to provide 3,612 sqm (GIA) flexible commercial floorspace within the following uses - retail, financial and professional, café or restaurant, drinking establishment, offices, clinic or health centre, crèche or day nursery, gymnasium or indoor recreational purposes uses (within classes A1/A2/A3/A4/A5/B1a/D1/D2 of the Town & Country Planning uses Classes Order) at ground floor, 18 No. residential apartments (C3) at first floor level, together with ancillary car parking. (ii) Erection of part rear first floor and two storey roof extension to provide 62 No. new residential apartments, with rooftop amenity space. (iii) new boardwalk to north side.