Redevelopment of existing site to include demolition of previous two storey office extension and various outbuildings, Access from Birches Barn Road only (no access from Holly Grove). Change of Use of Beckminster House from offices to residential apartments, construction of new apartment block and associated hard and soft landscaping. Application is a re-submission based upon amended details.

Outline application (all matters reserved) for the construction of 34 family residential dwellings (C3) with associated landscaping, infrastructure including raised walkway along Sheephouse Road, car parking and open space following the demolition of the existing office building.

Comprehensive redevelopment for a mixed use scheme to include the demolition of existing buildings and structures, the construction of new buildings and structures, the stopping up, diversion and alteration of public highways and the internal and external alteration and change of use of buildings and structures to be retained on site to provide: (i) retail uses (Classes A1, A2, A3, A4 and A5), offices (Class B1), residential (Class C3), community uses (Class D1) and leisure uses including a cinema (Class D2) to the east of Bourges Boulevard;(ii) hotel (Class C1), offices (Class B1) or residential (Class C3) to the west of Bourges Boulevard; together with ancillary and associated development, pedestrian circulation and car parking (including two new multi-storey car parks), vehicular access, servicing facilities, highway works, plant and machinery, landscaping, a new bus lay over and bus station incorporating 19 stands, bus station facilities and all necessary enabling works

Hybrid planning application (part-outline, part-full) for comprehensive mixed-use redevelopment of the site including: (1) OUTLINE planning application (with all matters reserved) for four buildings that range in height, with the highest being 88.70m AOD and the lowest being 66.20m AOD, on the site for a comprehensive mixed-use redevelopment comprising: Residential Institutions (Class C2) - up to 29,400 m2 (GEA); Business Use (Class B1) - up to 29,700 m2 (GEA); Flexible Retail, financial and professional services, restaurants and cafes, drinking establishments, hot food takeaways, non-residential institutions and assembly and leisure (Class A1 / A2 / A3 / A4 / A5 / D1 / D2) - up to 4,400 m2 (GEA); Parking and plant space - up to 13,600 m2 (GEA); Formation of new pedestrian and vehicular access; Means of access and circulation and car parking within the site; and Provision of new public open space and landscaping. (2) FULL planning application for the demolition of all existing buildings on site, except Nicholsons House and Brock House, site preparation, construction of two residential buildings comprising 25 storeys, and part 15/part 10 storey and a landscaped podium (Class C3), construction of a 4 storey office building (Class B1), the provision of a new public open space, and landscaping and the erection of a multi-storey car park and flexible retail, financial and professional services, restaurant and cafes, drinking establishments, assembly and leisure uses (Class A1 / A2 / A3 / A4 / A5 / D1 / D2).

Variation of the wording of condition 33 of planning permission Ref.2018/03667/FUL granted 24th October 2019 for the 'Erection of a part two storey/part nine storey building with plant at ground floor, eighth floor and roof level to provide a biomedical research centre including specialised laboratory and research space, associated offices and support spaces (Class B1 research and development/Class D1 non-residential education institution, 12,045sqm total floorspace), seventh floor external terrace on the eastern side of the building; relocated substation; external cycle storage; associated landscaping; temporary use of adjacent part of Ark Burlington Danes Academy playing field and adjacent part of Linford Christie Stadium land for temporary construction access and logistics operations'. Amendments are proposed to the wording of parts b and c of condition 33 in order to delete references to NOx emissions standards for CHP units (which are not part of the approved development) and the Emergency Diesel Generator Plant (EDGP), along with the use of abatement for the EDGP if the emissions standards cannot be met; to quantify the opacity of EDGP visible emissions; to reduce the maximum hours of operation of the EDGP; and to restrict EDGP testing to hours when the adjacent school's external amenity areas are not in use.