Request for a screening opinion under Regulation 6 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 ("the EIA Regulations") for the redevelopment of the site to deliver around 33,000 sq. m (GIA) floorspace of office, retail, and residential (approximately 20 flats) uses in the form of a G+7 storey new building.

Construction of a lower ground, upper ground and 18 storey building comprising Use Class E (office and retail) floorspace incorporating internal amendments to part of the existing site-wide basement at levels B1 and B2 and all landscaping, public realm and highways improvements together with all associated and ancillary works.

Notification of temporary flexible use of the building from retail shop (Class A1) to offices (Class B1) for a temporary period of two years pursuant to Schedule 2, Part 4, Class D of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended).

Extensions, alterations and change of use including: (i) Change of use of part basement and part ground floor from sui generis (drinking establishment) to flexible Class E (retail/restaurant/office) and sui generis (drinking establishment) and extension at ground floor; (ii) single and double storey extensions at roof level to form new Class E(g) use (office); (iii) double height extension at ground floor to form enlarged office entrance at Basinghall Street; (iv) use of office fronting Coleman street for flexible Class E (retail/restaurant/office) and associated alterations to building entrances with open arcade and retail frontages; (v) creation of terraces to Basinghall Street, the south elevation, and at roof level and changes to existing terraces including installation of structures; (vi) hard and soft landscaping at Basinghall Street and Coleman Street; (vii) provision of ancillary external and internal cycle parking and facilities; (viii) installation of plant at roof level; and associated works.

Application under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act (as amended) for amendments to planning permission 2015/0591 dated 18/09/15, as amended by 2015/5347, dated 05/02/16, 2016/1517 dated 24/10/2016, 2016/5417 dated 03/05/17, 2020/0501 dated 22/10/2020, and 2020/3867 dated 15/04/21, for the redevelopment of the site to provide a mixed used development comprising residential units, including affordable housing; flexible commercial floorspace including retail, financial and professional services, afe/restaurant, offices education, community and leisure (A1/A2/A3/B1/D1/D2) uses within buildings ranging from 2 to 26 storeys high; together with landscaped private amenity space and public realm, including publicly accessible routes through the site; an energy centre; basement car parking; basement and ground level cycle parking; refuse storage and servicing; vehicular access and demolition of remaining single-storey structures along the western boundary of the site, excluding telecommunications equipment. Amendments include the reduction in size of the approved nursery by 360.64 sqm and use of the ground floor of Block L as a dentists surgery.

Demolition of the existing building at 1-6 Holborn Circus (known as Thavies Inn House) and the erection of a ten storey Class E building for office use with Class E retail use at part ground floor level with works to include reinstatement and new pedestrian routes through the site; hard and soft landscaping works including removal and replacement trees within the public highway, and creation of pocket park in Thavies Inn; widening of the footway on St Andrew Street; and other works incidental to the proposed development.

Demolition of all existing buildings and structures for a mixed-use redevelopment comprising offices, cultural spaces and retail uses with associated public realm and landscaping, servicing areas, parking and mechanical plant.

Demolition of all existing buildings and structures for a mixed-use redevelopment comprising offices, cultural spaces and retail uses with associated public realm and landscaping, servicing areas, parking and mechanical plant. RE-CONSULTATION DUE TO: - Further information and evidence have been provided under Regulation 25 of the EIA Regulations, including: - Wind mitigation and additional testing - Wind mitigation measures - ES Non-technical summary update - Other additional technical information in relation to archaeology, daylight / sunlight effects, flooding and drainage, cycle storage, energy, and demolition works management, and the Environmental Statement review response.

Redevelopment of the site to provide an 18-storey building (including a mezzanine floor) plus basement and rooftop plant of a maximum height of 85.73m AOD providing 48,960sqm GEA office floorspace (Class E(g)(i)) and 8,777sqm GEA areas of floorspace for the following flexible uses; office/retail/services/food and drink/medical or health floorspace (Class E(g)(i), E(a), E(c), E(b) or E(e)), including ancillary cycle parking, accessible car parking, servicing, plant, roof terraces,landscaping, public realm improvements and other associated works incidental to the development (such as revising the layout of Deacon Street). The application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement submitted pursuant to the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017. AMENDMENTS with supporting documents, further Environmental Statement information and an ES statement of conformity. Changes include a revised façade design for the northern and western elevations (incorporating four terraces and 'creases' to step the facades), reduction of 628sqm GEA, landscaping alterations, further information on a health hub, sustainability matters and drainage strategy. Amended red line along the Castle Square boundary.

Reserved matters application for access, layout, appearance, scale and landscaping in relation to Phase 3B (building A1), the construction of Apex 1, within the Apex Development Zone of NCGM pursuant to planning permission reference 2014/2810 dated 12 February 2015 for part outline and part detailed planning permission for: (a) demolition of existing wholesale Fruit and Vegetable and Flower Market and ancillary buildings and structures, and residential building on Nine Elms Lane (apart from the existing multi storey car park); (b) Construction of mixed-use redevelopment comprising: a new Fruit and Vegetable Market and Flower Market and ancillary uses, including temporary and permanent facade; refurbishment and extension of existing waste collection area (including rooftop sports pitches); residential dwellings; flexible commercial uses, including retail, financial and professional services, cafe/restaurant, bar uses and hot food takeaways and offices; non-residential institutions; assembly and leisure uses; temporary storage and distribution buildings and associated works; associated car, cycle and motorcycle parking and servicing and new vehicle accesses, energy centres; and landscaping public realm and open space including part of the Linear Park. All matters reserved apart from access, details of all new markets and supporting buildings, and details of Building N8 and associated landscaping); (c) Site clearance and enabling works.. The approved outline planning permission included the submission of an Environmental Impact Assessment