Amendments to planning permission dated 27 March 2019 (RN: 17/02394/FULL) for alterations and extensions, including demolition and reconstruction of rear extensions, excavation of basement floor, removal of tree, alterations to front boundary wall, installation of mechanical plant, erection of cupola at roof level, use of part of garden to rear of No.8 Ordnance Hill, and internal works to all floor levels in connection with the use of the building as five residential apartments (2x3 bed, 2x2 bed, and 1x1 bed flats). Namely, the omission of swimming pool from lower ground floor, with space being used as a games room and living area, resulting in reduction in overall basement excavation; reduction in the amount of excavation towards the front of the building, meaning that the front wall of the chapel would no longer need to be underpinned; Alterations to the internal layout of accomodation, including omission of duplex flat layout with internal staircase and instead arranging the accommodation as self contained flats on each floor.

Alterations to Piccadilly Building including erection of 3-storey extension to east and south and addition of new mansard roof at third floor to provide additional church office and meeting room accommodation; new plant rooms at basement level, plant at new third floor level, new service tower within Piccadilly Building and demolition of vestry link building to create new entry to Church yard from Church Place; relocation of rectory accommodation from Piccadilly Building into Jermyn Street Building and erection of new second floor mansard to Jermyn Street Building to support rectory use; relocation of existing cafe accommodation from ground floor of Jermyn Street Building into ground and part basement floor of Piccadilly Building; alterations to St James's church including repair of spire, installation of plant within former bell tower, excavation beneath the south porch of the church; and reinstatement of south entrance door; alteration of Jermyn Street Building to provide new route between Jermyn Street and the churchyard, new railings to Jermyn Street, and re-landscaping of the North and Green Churchyards, and erection of new single storey garden pavilion in Green Churchyard.

Demolition and redevelopment of 31- 32 Soho Square (part retained facade) and 65-66 Frith Street (replacement building comprising of two basement levels, ground and six upper levels of accommodation), alterations and works to 22-25 Dean Street including the erection of a rear extension at 1st and 2nd floors, alterations and works to 10 Chapone Place including the erection of an extension at 3rd floor level. Proposals include the enlargement and improvement to Chapone Place to provide a new public realm and route through the site linking Soho Square and Dean Street. Proposals will provide new, reconfigured and additional B1 (office) accommodation, flexible A1/A3 (retail/restaurant) units, A1 (retail) units, enlarged A3 (restaurant) unit and a flexible D1/D2 (non- residential institutions/assembly and leisure) unit' (Revision to original scheme including reduction of the overall height of the proposed building encompassing 31-32 Soho Square and 65-66 Firth Street by one upper storey; and change in roof extension profile from a tiered approach to a slate clad mansard type roof, retention of part of the brick existing facade of 31-32 Soho Square).

Works at 89 Boundary Road to include use of part lower ground and part ground floors as a residential flat (Class C3) and office (Class E), and first, second and third floor as 2 residential flats (Class C3); Erection of rear extensions at lower ground and ground floor levels with associated terrace at first floor level; Erection of mansard roof extension, alterations to windows and doors; and works to 87 Boundary Road to include demolition of existing rear extension and erection of mews house at rear of site, reduced office space; erection of a mansard roof; Conversion of maisonette at first and second floor into two flats with additional accommodation at roof level; and use of the lower ground and ground floor as office (Class E).

Variation of Conditions 1 and 5 of planning permission dated 10 November 2021 (RN: 21/02084/FULL) for demolition of first floor and roof behind retained front façade, erection of enlarged first floor storey and roof above, erection of single storey side (south) extension, replacement roof to side (north) projection, alterations to rear projection, alterations to windows, use of both garages as internal living accommodation, alterations to landscaping to side and rear and other alterations; NAMELY, to amend the number, size and location of windows, addition of flue to rear and to amend the Sustainability Report.

Amendments to planning permission dated 8th August 2017 (RN 16/12291/FULL) for the Variation of Condition 1 of planning permission dated 2 April 2015 (RN: 14/08070/FULL) for Demolition of existing Barracks buildings (except for the listed Riding School) and redevelopment for residential use (Class C3) to provide a total of 163 units including 59 affordable units . Use of the listed Riding School as private ancillary leisure facility with internal and external alterations. Provision of Class A1/A3 retail units and Class D1 at ground level at 1 - 7 Queen's Terrace, redevelopment behind the retained front facade and the erection of a mansard roof extension ,creation of landscaped areas and reconfigured vehicular and pedestrian access together with associated works including the provision of parking, circulation space, servicing and plant area and use of the listed Riding School as a private ancillary leisure facility, associated internal and external alterations, new side extension and the excavation of a lower ground floor beneath the Riding School. Namely, to allow a reduction in the basement volume; reduction in market housing car parking numbers (affordable housing parking spaces remain unchanged); amendments to the phasing plan, with the entirety of the basement to be delivered in phase 1; adjustment of Block 4b changing this to an apartment building within the overall massing of the consented Block 4b houses envelope including associated roof level changes which increases the number of residential units within the consented range; and adjustment to the mix of units within the market housing accommodation.

Internal and external alterations including alterations to 18-19 Warwick Street comprising alterations to fourth floor front facade,demolition of existing fifth floor and erection of roof extensions on fifth, sixth and part seventh floor to include plant enclosure and lift overrun, extension on rear fifth floor roof terrace, provision of new plant and green roofs; demolition of lift overrun and extension of roof terrace to no. 20; reconfiguration of accommodation to provide additional hotel bedrooms.

Variation of Condition 1 of permission dated 12 May 2020 (RN:19/05805/FULL) for: Demolition of existing buildings at 35 -37 Elizabeth Street and erection of a new five storey building comprising retail (Class A1) at ground floor level and residential (Class C3) at first to fourth floor levels (3 x 2 bed, 1 x 1 bed). Creation of roof terrace with balcony to rear in connection with existing residential accommodation at 39 Elizabeth Street. Use of ground and basement of 141 Ebury Street and part ground floor of new building at 35 Elizabeth Street as restaurant (Class A3) and associated alterations including installation of full height extract duct, plant, new shopfront and platform lift (Site includes 35-39 Elizabeth Street and 141 Ebury Street). Namely, repositioning of rear flank wall, alterations to rear fenestration, roof lights and replacement of smoke vent with riser at main roof level to 35 Elizabeth Street; removal of roof terrace with balcony to rear of 39 Elizabeth Street; Reconfiguration of biodiverse roof layout at main roof level and installation of biodiverse roofs at second and fourth floor levels; Correction of drawing inconsistencies; and extension of site boundary.

Demolition of first floor and roof behind retained front façade, erection of enlarged first floor storey and roof above, erection of single storey side (south) extension, replacement roof to side (north) projection, alterations to rear projection, alterations to windows, use of both garages as internal living accommodation, alterations to landscaping to side and rear and other alterations.

Variation of Conditions 1, 32, 38 and 39 of planning permission dated 19 March 2020 (RN: 18/04665/FULL) which itself varied Condition 1 of planning permission dated 9 March 2018 (RN: 17/03980) for: Demolition and rebuilding of 42 Half Moon Street, 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market; demolition and rebuilding of 10 White Horse Street behind retained front facade and erection of a five storey extension on vacant site at 12 White Horse Street. Alterations to all other buildings including demolition works, extensions and excavations to provide additional basement levels, removal of courtyard tree and installation of new plant. Use of the buildings as an hotel with public entertainment and health facilities (Class C1) and seven residential dwellings (Class C3).(Site includes 10 and 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market); NAMELY, various internal and external alterations, reconfiguration of basement accommodation including excavation of additional basement levels, enlargement of roof extension and plant area to 10-12 White Horse Street and installation of additional balconies to the rear, infill extension to rear lightwell at 42 Half Moon Street to provide additional plant and reconfiguration of roof plant and provision of additional plant; amendment to wording of Condition 30 (revised cycle parking provision), Conditions 36 (hours of use of drinking/dining areas) and Condition 37 (capacity of hotel drinking/dining areas). Namely, to vary the schedules of approved drawings to reflect the enclosed revised drawings, which illustrate the proposed minor material amendments, accordingly and amendment of Conditions 32, 38 and 39 so that they are in accordance with the revisedTransport Assessment Addendum and Operational Management Plan .