Paul Wellman
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Tower Hamlets rejects Meadow Isle of Dogs resi scheme
Meadow Residential has been refused planning consent for a major residential scheme on the Isle of Dogs, E14.
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Record-breaking Croydon tower gets the go-ahead
Tide Construction has won planning consent from Croydon Council, for what will be the world’s tallest modular development.
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CIT and Union Car Parks buy prime Network Rail site in London Bridge
CIT and Union Car Parks have exchanged contracts with Network Rail to buy a 0.6-acre development site on St Thomas Street in London Bridge, SE1
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St James boosts affordable homes at White City
Berkeley Group’s St James has submitted a revised plan for its White City Living site, W12, which will see the number of homes increased from the current planning consent of…
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Khan puts small schemes at risk with s106 requirement
Controversial new wording in Sadiq Khan’s draft London Plan has the potential to put thousands of small schemes on ice by reintroducing affordable contributions
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New policies for small resi sites set out in London Plan
Sadiq Khan’s London Plan, the draft of which was published this morning, has set out borough-wide housing targets for small sites, designated as 25 homes or less
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Landbanking: Do the numbers stack up?
BUDGET 2017: Directly referring to the capital and its housebuilders in his Budget speech, Philip Hammond stated: “In London alone, there are 270,000 residential planning permissions unbuilt.
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Goverment backs Cambridge-Milton Keynes-Oxford corridor
BUDGET 2017 The government will back the recent National Infrastructure Commission report on the Cambridge-Milton Keynes-Oxford corridor, exclusively revealed by EG last week
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Taylor Wimpey wins consent for 90,000 sq ft office scheme
Taylor Wimpey, one of the UK’s largest housebuilders, has received planning consent for a commercial scheme with 90,000 sq ft of offices
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Will Budget risk backing the brain belt?
BUDGET 2017 The National Infrastructure Commission has launched its blueprint for how new homes and infrastructure could house an extra 1.9m people across the Cambridge/Milton Keynes/Oxford “growth corridor”.
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Plans submitted for west London resi-led scheme
Dephna Group, a family run business providing commercial kitchens and refrigerated cold rooms to the food and drink manufacturing industry, has submitted an application to Ealing council for a major…
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Cambridge-Oxford corridor could house extra 1.5m people
The government’s infrastructure commission is considering 76 growth locations with the potential to house an additional 1.5m people around the Cambridge/Milton Keynes/Oxford “growth corridor”.