Non material amendment of planning permission ref. no. 22/AP/3723: Variation of Conditions 1, 5 and 6 of planning permission ref. 17/AP/4283 (Part demolition of existing building and erection of a six storey extension with basement, comprising office floorspace (Use Class E(g)) and ancillary cafe; part replacement facade and minor elevational changes to existing building and other associated development including landscape/surfacing alterations). The proposed amendments include: changes to ground floor entrance to match ground floor openings on south elevation, fifth floor extension to commercial floor space and terrace, reduced height of brick parapet and replacement with balustrade on south elevation fifth floor and fifth floor mezzanine, re-location of biodiverse green roof and increased provision of green roof from 58sqm to 170sqm, revised layout of PV roof panels, revised roof light design, replacement of precast concrete lintels with metal lintels on north and south elevation, and revised design of external escape staircase design on west elevation. NMA sought: Non-material amendments for the removal of the existing Portico and rebuild a new Portico at a higher position to match the existing

Amendments to planning permission dated 20 June 2016 (RN: 15/10444) for: Variation of Condition 1 of planning permission dated 8 December 2011 (RN10/01741/FULL) for development of 55-91 Knightsbridge (including retention of Knightsbridge and William Place facades) to provide retail (Class A1) at basement and ground floor levels, office ( Class B1) at part ground, first, and second floor levels and residential flats at part ground, part first,part 2nd and 3rd to 5th floor levels. Off street servicing and new sub basement car park. Removal and replacement of existing tree on William Street. Demolition of 1-2 William Street and its replacement with a redesigned building with internal linkages to 55-91 Knightsbridge. Restoration and repair of external facades and roofs to 3-7 William Street including reinstatement of original roof profile at 4 William Street, conversion of 1st to 3rd floor levels of 3 and 4 William Street for residential purposes ( Class C3). Namely, the substitution of new drawings to allow minor material amendments comprising a revised number and mix of residential units; the provision of a terrace for a residential unit on the western end of the building; erection of a lift shaft to the rear of 4 William Street; alterations to shopfront of Nos. 3 - 4 William Street; extension at 4th floor level to the rear of Knightsbridge; and reconfiguration of the fenestration. Namely, amendment to the external air vent at 4 William Street.

Variation of section 106 Agreement dated 25.11.2019 pursuant to permission 17/AP/4233 to split all relevant obligations to reflect the two-phase phasing plan and other changes introduced by minor material amendment 20/AP/1333. The development description for 20/AP/1333 is: "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".