Paul Wellman
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Brokenshire hits out at Khan’s housing plan
Communities secretary James Brokenshire has attacked London mayor Sadiq Khan and the draft London Plan, questioning its housing targets and arguing that the plan is not consistent with the National…
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U+I reveals fresh plans for London Fire Brigade HQ
U+I has submitted a fresh EIA application for 8 Albert Embankment, SE1, the site of the former headquarters of the London Fire Brigade. The application comes more than 18 months after…
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St George wins consent for Brent scheme
The Berkeley Homes subsidiary will provide 2,900 new homes as well as 140,000 sq ft industrial space
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BeFirst reveals Barking plans
Barking and Dagenham Council’s development company, has revealed plans for a major residential-led scheme in the heart of Barking town centre.
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Camden approves Ted Baker hotel
Reef Estates has been granted planning consent for a major mixed-use scheme near King’s Cross.
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St William’s gasworks pipeline grows
St William has submitted an EIA application for 2,800 homes for the Poplar gasworks site on Leven Road, E14, in what will be its biggest scheme to date.
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Borough builders: the return of council housebuilding
Haringey ditches housebuilding jv with Lendlease and joins the London boroughs that are building on their own
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Meyer wins long-running planning battle in Tolworth
Meyer Homes has won planning consent from Kingston Council for nearly 1,000 homes in Tolworth.
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Greenwich turns down plans for more than 1,000 homes
Both Rockwell’s Charlton Riverside scheme on Anchor and Hope Lane, SE7, and JMH Group’s Harrow Manorway in Abbey Wood, SE2, were refused. Why, and where can developers go from here?
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City of London’s third-tallest skyscraper: The Diamond
The City of London Corporation has granted planning consent to the £1.5bn “Diamond tower”; a 56-storey office tower that will become the City’s third tallest.
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Large housebuilders to boost activity amid stronger economy
The vast majority of large housebuilders are planning to increase their construction starts this year, while most small developers expect to decrease activity or leave output unchanged, according to new…
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Countryside submits plans for 410-home scheme in Bromley
Countryside has submitted plans to Bromley Council for more than 400 homes and a cultural hub on Ethelbert Road in Bromley