Consultation from Reading Borough Council for amended plans for the following proposals (220409) Redevelopment of Caversham Park for assisted living accommodation (Class C2) for over 55�s through conversion of Caversham Park House, erection of a care home (Class C2) and age-restricted retirement dwellings (Class C3) including conversion of existing buildings Bursars House and The Lodge. Erection of affordable housing (Class C3 non-age restricted) and refurbishment/extension of existing pavilion to provide changing facilities, caf�/studio/interpretation hub, sports provision of 2 croquet lawns & 2 bowling greens, refurbishment of tennis court, associated parking and landscaping following demolition of extensions/outbuildings to the main house (amended description) and (220410) Works associated with the redevelopment of Caversham Park to provide assisted living units including alterations to the main house and demolition of existing extensions and outbuildings. Works associated with the residential conversion of Bursars House, The Lodge and 2 Caversham Park Drive (amended description).

Request for Scoping Opinion pursuant to Regulation 15 of The Town And Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 for the demolition and retention of the existing buildings on site together with new build, in order to provide for a mix of retail, commercial and residential land uses including; retail floorspace (A1), professional services (A2), food and beverage (A3, A4 and A5), office / business (B1), private, retirement and affordable residential (C2 and C3), and D Class uses (D1 / D2). The Proposed Development will reach a maximum height of 25 storeys with the other proposed buildings heights varying between 1 and 16 storeys. The anticipated maximum number of residential units is 850 across a range of sizes and tenures.

Outline planning application for the demolition of identified existing buildings and development of up to 3,000 residential dwellings (Use Class C3) inclusive of up to 1ha of land for retirement properties (Use Class C3/C2), floorspace for A1/A2/A3/A4/A5 Use Classes, 2 primary schools (including nurseries) (Use Class D1), non-residential institutions and leisure floorspace (Use Classes D1/D2), employment land (Use Classes B1/B2/B8), open space, landscaping, outdoor sport and recreation facilities and associated infrastructure including realignment of the A59, roads, foot bridges, utilities, landscaping, drainage (including surface water attenuation facilities). RECONSULTATON FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The proposed development is EIA Development for the purposes of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 and the planning application was accompanied by an Environmental Statement. Notice is hereby given that additional information which supplements the original Environmental Statement has now been submitted to Harrogate Borough Council by the applicant and is available for inspection

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of Southwark with respect to "Demolition of the Brandon Baptist Church, Finley Court residential block (10 homes) and Carey Court retirement housing block (32 homes). Construction of a part six, part five storey residential block on Wyndam Road and part five, part four, part three storey residential block and replacement church on Redcar Street, and construction of a three storey residential terrace on Miah Close and pair of semi-detached two storey houses on the new mews street. The proposal will deliver a total of 104 residential homes including 42 affordable homes, 32 Specialist older persons homes and 30 private homes, and the provision of a new road through the site, new landscaping, play space, car parking and cycle storage" at: Wyndham And Redcar Sites, Wyndham Road, London.

Outline application for the demolition of all existing buildings and the erection of residential dwellings including affordable housing, custom build (Use Class C3), retirement homes and care home (Use Class C2), new vehicular access point off Burtons Lane, improvements to existing Lodge Lane access including works to Lodge Lane and Church Grove, new pedestrian and cycle access at Oakington Avenue including construction of new pedestrian and cycle bridge and associated highway works, a local centre including a community building (Use Classes E(a)(b)(e), F2(b)), land safeguarded for educational use (Use Classes E(f) and F1(a)), public open space and associated infrastructure (matters to be considered at this stage: Burtons Lane and Lodge Lane access). - Buckinghamshire Council Ref PL/21/4632/OA

Outline application for the demolition of all existing buildings and the erection of residential dwellings including affordable housing, custom build (Use Class C3), retirement homes and care home (Use Class C2), new vehicular access point off Burtons Lane, improvements to existing Lodge Lane access including works to Lodge Lane and Church Grove, new pedestrian and cycle access at Oakington Avenue including construction of new pedestrian and cycle bridge and associated highway works, a local centre including a community building (Use Classes E(a)(b)(e), F2(b)), land safeguarded for educational use (Use Classes E(f) and F1(a)), public open space and associated infrastructure (matters to be considered at this stage: Burtons Lane and Lodge Lane access).

Outline application for the demolition of all existing buildings and the erection of residential dwellings including affordable housing, custom build (Use Class C3), retirement homes and care home (Use Class C2), new vehicular access point off Burtons Lane, improvements to existing Lodge Lane access including works to Lodge Lane and Church Grove, new pedestrian and cycle access at Oakington Avenue including construction of new pedestrian and cycle bridge and associated highway works, a local centre including a community building (Use Classes E(a)(b)(e), F2(b)), land safeguarded for educational use (Use Classes E(f) and F1(a)), public open space and associated infrastructure (matters to be considered at this stage: Burtons Lane and Lodge Lane access).