Amendments to planning permission dated 26 May 2020 (RN: 19/01472) for: 'Excavation to create a deeper basement level and excavation under Wells Mews, demolition of 58-60 Berners Street and demolition behind retained facade of 14-17 Wells Street and erection of a new mixed use development within two adjoining buildings comprising lower ground, ground plus 5 storeys fronting Wells Street and lower ground, ground plus 7 storeys fronting Berners Street to accommodate flexible retail (Class A1) or financial and professional services (Class A2) or restaurant (Class A3) purposes on part lower ground and part ground floors, office (Class B1) on upper floors and installation of plant behind screening on both roof levels. The scheme also includes external alterations to 14 and 15 Eastcastle Street (part of Woolverstone House) to accommodate a wider and improved entrance into Wells Mews from Eastcastle Street, an upgraded residential entrance to 1 Wells Mews'; NAMELY, changes to the internal layout at lower ground and ground floor levels, removal of bridge and entrance doors to Berners Street retail unit, reduced depth beneath pavement on west side of Wells Mews to accommodate smoke vents, alterations to fenestration, retained roller shutter instead of new louvred access door to Wells Mews, extensions to railings around roof level plant, altered layout of roof level plat and associated alterations.

Amendments to previous application ref: 18/0547/FUL for the 'Hybrid application to include 1. The demolition of existing buildings and structures, except The Maltings and the façade of the Bottling Plant and former Hotel; Site clearance and groundworks, to allow for the comprehensive phased redevelopment of the site: 2. Detailed application for works to the east side of Ship Lane which comprise: a. Alterations and extensions to existing buildings; erection of uildings (3 to 8 storeys) plus basements to allow for 439 residential apartments; Flexible use floorspace for various commercial uses, community and leisure; and hotel, cinema, gym and office floorspace b. New pedestrian, vehicle and cycle accesses and associated ighway works c. Provision of on-site cycle, vehicle and service parking at surface and basement level d. Provision of public open space, amenity and play space and landscaping e. Flood defence and towpath worksm f. Installation of plant and energy centres 3. Outline application, with all matters reserved for works to the west of Ship Lane which comprise: a) Single storey basement and buildings varying in height from 3 to 7 storeys b) Residential development of up to 224 units c) Nursing and care home (up to 80 ensuite rooms) with associated facilities d) Up to 150 units of flexible use living accommodation for either assisted living or residential use.'

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.