Amendments to planning permission dated 28th July 2020 (RN:19/07659/COFUL) for Development of existing western car park for the erection of a five storey block providing nineteen Class C3 residential units, demolition of existing storage sheds to west of site to provide four three storey Class C3 dwellings, amenity space, refuse storage, cycle parking, and estate works including the realignment of Droop Street; reconfiguration of the existing central car park, and erection of a replacement boundary wall to the existing nursery. Amendments to planning permission dated 28th July 2020 (RN:19/07659/COFUL) for Development of existing western car park for the erection of a five storey block providing nineteen Class C3 residential units, demolition of existing storage sheds to west of site to provide four three storey Class C3 dwellings, amenity space, refuse storage, cycle parking, and estate works including the realignment of Droop Street; reconfiguration of the existing central car park, and erection of a replacement boundary wall to the existing nursery. Namely, refuse store door on west elevation at ground floor to become louvred door; Air bricks to be added on all elevations; Four gates removed from landscaping design; Replacement of one of first floor windows in east elevation of townhouses with blind window; Alterations to layout of roof photovoltaic panels; External door added to the East Elevation to cycle store; and window omitted to West elevation at ground floor.

Amendments to planning permission dated 30th September 2020 (RN: 19/09329/COFUL) for demolition of existing structures including storage sheds and redevelopment of existing car park to provide two blocks of three and five storeys providing a total of 21 x Use Class C3 (residential) units and other associated works, including the provision of storage units, car and cycle parking, landscaping, access gates and boundary treatment. Namely, the installation of air bricks, raising of window transoms to all windows, reduction in size of mansard rooflights, raising of parapets around the top of the apartment building by 200mm, introduction of mechanical opening to windows, reduction in number of storage units to allow an increase in size, replacement of low level wall with railings at ground floor level at the rear of the block of flats, reconstruction of the vehicle crossover and amendment to the approved tenure mix from 8 x intermediate units to 8 x social rented units.

Amendments to planning permission dated 22nd September 2021 (RN:20/07605/FULL) for Variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 28 February 2020 (RN: 19/00529) for the: Redevelopment of Pegasus House and Nuffield House including demolition behind a retained facade (west, south and east) of Nuffield House and replacement building comprising 2 level basement, ground, mezzanine and first to seventh floor and demolition and replacement of Pegasus House comprising 2 level basement, ground, mezzanine and first to fifth floors; amalgamation of the two buildings to provide new office (Class B1), retail (Class A1), restaurant (Class A3), flexible office / retail (Class B1 / A1), and residential accommodation (Class C3); and other associated works. Namely, at roof level to retain the existing boundary wall between the site and the neighbouring property at 36 Sackville Street, to adapt the head of the secondary staircase and the relocation of the generator flue to the centre of the staircase, and to install a lead and stone cap infill where a modest gap will be created between the site and 36 Sackville Street.

Amendments to planning permission dated 24th June 2021 (RN:20/07236/FULL) for Use of the existing buildings to create two dwelling houses with extensions including demolition and rebuilding of the mews building and excavation to extend the existing basement, installation of air conditioning units on the roof of 1 Upper Belgrave Street and vaults of 1 and 2 Upper Belgrave Street, and associated alterations. (Site includes 1 Groom Place). Namely, internal reconfiguration within the new build element to the rear of number 1 Upper Belgrave Street and the structure of the pool to be extended to the rear boundary and widened to allow for a larger swimming pool with subterranean service void.

Amendments to planning permission dated 23 October 2020 (RN:19/09638/FULL) for demolition of existing community centre (Use Class D1) and nursery (Use Class D1) buildings and associated structures and replacement with three blocks (Blocks A, B and C) to create residential dwellings (Use Class C3), office floorspace (Use Class B1), cafe (Use Class A1), replacement community space (Use Class D1) and replacement nursery (Use Class D1). Landscaping and public realm alterations (including to the base of Wilmcote House); provision of car parking and cycle parking, refuse storage; provision of new boundary treatment; alterations to services; plant and associated works. Namely, decentralised water source heat pumps (WSHPs) will be located in each apartment and connected to the ambient loop.

Amendments to planning permission dated 11th January 2022 (RN: 21/07738/FULL) for demolition and replacement of existing rear infill extension with a new two storey glazed infill extension to the main house; replacement roof to closet wing extension; trellis to boundary wall to provide screening, replacement openings and new access to rear elevation. Alterations to windows and doors to Hanover Mews (Linked with 21/07739/LBC). Namely, the proposed electric car charger, re-routing the existing boiler flue within the mews house and insertion of air bricks to both the mews house and closet wing of the main house. Externally the proposals will constitute new openings to the elevations of the mews house, allowing for the insertion of a new flue through the brickwork, the replacement of existing bricks with air bricks and an opening to house the external port for the car charger.

Amendments to planning permission dated 30 September 2019 (19/04631/FULL) for Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) and 9 of planning permission dated 21 November 2017 (RN: 17/07627/FULL) for the: Demolition of existing building and redevelopment to provide a new building comprising lower ground floor, mezzanine, upper ground floor and first to eight floor levels for use as hotel (Class C1) with ancillary Bar/Restaurant, external landscaping and associated works. Namely, to allow maintenance access to the terrace; an additional two metres of excavation at basement level, the extension at basement and ground floor level out to the rear boundary with the alms house, increased plant screen height by 0.6 metres, the introduction of a maintenance doors to the front and rear at the 8th floor, the removal of coloured window reveals, alterations to the rear lightwell, removal of skylight and bench to the front forecourt, the addition of two security bollards at front boundary of the site. NAMELY to allow the installation of 3 additional illuminated bollards to front forecourt.

Amendments to planning permission dated 8 August 2018 (RN:18/03076/FULL) for the: Excavation to extend the lower ground floor and increase floor-to-ceiling height, demolition of existing conservatory and erection of extension to side elevation, and erection of infill extension to rear elevation at lower ground floor level all to enlarge dwellinghouse (Class C3). Alterations to rear elevation including infilling existing window and creation of 3no. new windows at second, third and fourth floor level. Removal of existing tree to front boundary. Installation of mechanical plant to fourth floor roof terrace, all in connection with the existing single family dwelling (Class C3). NAMELY, to allow increasing the height of the three new front ground floor windows of the new extension car park side of the house and to the ground floor level window, configuration to the rear elevation and retention of existing brickwork.

Amendments to planning permission dated 26th July 2019 (RN 19/03428/FULL) for the demolition of existing dwellinghouse and erection of new four storey dwellinghouse (Class C3) comprising a basement floor extending under part of the front and rear gardens, ground and two upper floors, and associated external alterations, including replacement of front boundary wall. NAMELY, Repositioning of the rear chimney, Slight reduction in the size of the rear basement lightwell and the line of the central recess on the rear elevation moved outwards, maintaining a slight step. Changes to the internal layout. Slight enlargement to the central courtyard and the addition of glazing (walk on roof light) to courtyard at second floor level. Fenestration changes: Slight repositioning of the dining room window at ground floor level on western elevation Replacement of the large study (now living room window) with two small windows in new positions at ground floor level on western elevation. Replacement of large master dressing room window with two separate windows, one serving the hallway lightwell and the other serving a bathroom (the latter to be obscured) at first floor level on eastern elevation. Large hallway window reduced in size and repositioned to serve master dressing room at first floor level on eastern elevation. Replacement of large bedroom window with two small windows to serve bathroom and wc (window to wc to be obscured glass) at first floor level on western elevation. Additional windows on the inside return of the balcony to rear at first floor level. Split rooflight into two to allow for partition below, and two new rooflights in flat roof (rooflights would not be visible in elevation).

Amendments to planning permission dated 26th July 2019 (RN 19/03428/FULL) for the demolition of existing dwellinghouse and erection of new four storey dwellinghouse (Class C3) comprising a basement floor extending under part of the front and rear gardens, ground and two upper floors, and associated external alterations, including replacement of front boundary wall. NAMELY, Repositioning of the rear chimney, construction of an additional chimney on the opposite side at rear to match (and the associated repositioning of the dormer window at second floor level); Reduction in the size of the rear basement lightwell and the line of the central recess on the rear elevation moved outwards, maintaining a slight step; Changes to the internal layout; Slight enlargement to the central courtyard and the addition of glazing (walk on roof light) to courtyard at second floor level; Slight repositioning of the dining room window at ground floor level on western elevation; replacement of the large study window (now living room window) with two small windows in new positions at ground floor level on western elevation; Replacement of large master dressing room window with two separate windows, one serving the hallway lightwell and the other serving a bathroom (the latter to be obscured) at first floor level on eastern elevation; Large hallway window reduced in size and repositioned to serve master dressing room at first floor level on eastern elevation; Replacement of large bedroom window with two small windows to serve bathroom and wc (window to wc to be obscured glass) at first floor level on western elevation; Additional windows on the inside return of the balcony to rear at first floor level; and split rooflight into two to allow for partition below, and two new rooflights in flat roof (rooflights would not be visible in elevation).