M&S
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SAVE calls for planning policy reform after M&S go-ahead
The body is calling for reform of planning policy to “prioritise” reusing historic buildings
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Marks & Spencer wins Oxford Street planning battle
The retailer has won its High Court battle with the government on redeveloping its flagship store
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High Court grants judicial review on M&S Marble Arch planning refusal
Michael Gove rejected the retailer’s redevelopment plans earlier this year
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M&S to accelerate development pipeline
Chief executive Stuart Machin says the store renewal strategy is working
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M&S begins legal challenge over Marble Arch planning decision
Retailer says it will challenge decision ‘to the fullest extent possible’
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What does the M&S decision mean for heritage, retrofit and redevelopment?
COMMENT More than anything, this case further underlines ongoing inconsistency in decision making
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M&S to invest in North East
Investment forms part of retailer’s broader £480m plans
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Real estate on what comes next after M&S rejection
Property leaders react to Gove’s decision to refuse permission for Oxford Street demolition
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Retrofit ‘not an option’ says M&S boss
“Revitalised” M&S store is important first step in bringing Oxford Street back to its former glory
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London on life support, warns M&S boss
Capital’s high street now a “national embarrassment”, says retailer
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Marks & Spencer plans 20 ‘bigger, better’ stores
But it is still planning to close 67 underperforming ‘full-line’ branches
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M&S awaits Marble Arch decision as public inquiry ends
Retailer highlights “impossibility” of retrofitting Oxford Street store