Application pursuant to Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act for non-material amendments to reserved matters approval for Plot 15 reference 21/0070/RMA dated 8th April 2021 pursuant to Section 73 planning permission F/04687/13 dated 23 July 2014 for the redevelopment of the Brent Cross Cricklewood Regeneration Scheme. The application proposes amendments to the wording of Condition 4 (construction details) and Condition 1 (approved drawings) incorporating the following changes: Additional staircases and lifts added to each of buildings A, B, C and D; Associated changes to risers and smoke ventilations strategies; Changes to apartment plans as a result of the changes to cores and risers and reduction of residential units from 279 to 276; Adjustments to the scale and mass of the buildings including: height increase to Building A, additional massing to the step in Building B, widening of the tower to Building C, and a lengthening of Building D; Re-location of main entrance to the eastern side of the plot; Alterations to the outdoor amenity and play areas; Reduction in number of parking spaces provided at grade within Plot 15 and relocation of market spaces to the shared basement in Plots 12, 13 and 14; Adjustment to the extent and size of the podium and ground level courtyard spaces to accommodate changes in amenity/play areas and parking provision; Rearrangement of the ground floor spaces and circulation strategy; Reconfigured cycle stores at ground level and revised accesses; Changes to servicing access points; Amendments to the location and mix of wheelchair units (with no change to the overall provision); Reduction in retail floorspace at ground floor

Section 73 application to vary condition 2 (Approved documents) to include: amendments to the roof form from the approved mansard roof to a flat roof design with vertical aluminium cladded light grey walls attached to planning permission 22/01806/FUL dated 09/02/2023 for 'Construction of two storey rear and side extensions, roof extension with front roof lights, remodeling of 3No. existing flats, proposed 3.No new self-contained flats comprising of 2 x 1 bed and 1 x 2 bed units including the provision of balconies and internal alterations to existing ground floor retail units; associated bicycle and bins storage at 356 - 358 Barking Road, E13'

Construction of five additional floors onto existing ground floor retail unit to provide total of twenty-five self-contained apartments (1 x 1 bed and 4 x 2 bed per each floor); associated internal and external alterations to ground floor retail unit (part to be retained) to facilitate entrance and staircase access to flats above, and integrated cycle space and refuse storage (Outline Planning Application - Details of Access, Appearance, Layout and Scale considered; with Landscaping as Reserved Matters)

Listed Building Consent for the installation of new shop front, removal of part of existing suspended ceiling for construction access, and alteration to existing rainwater goods (including retention of works already partially undertaken)

Change of use of part of ground floor from shop to residential use (associated with reconfiguration to form refuse and cycle store) along with alterations to the shopfront, demolition of part of the first and second floors to form lightwell and conversion of first floor from offices and second/third floors from residential flats to HMO use and enlargement of third floor through construction of extension, with resultant overall first, second and third floor providing 26 bedroom House in Multiple Occupation.

Consent for the conversion of the existing building including internal and external alterations to provide a new tavern, gift shop, workshops and 5 ensuite bedrooms. Two studio units within internal courtyard and construction of a new two storey mews building at the rear of the courtyard to provide 7 suites all to be occupied in association with the tavern as holiday acommodation/short term lets.

Consent for the conversion of the existing building including internal and external alterations to provide a new tavern, gift shop, workshops and 5 ensuite bedrooms. Two studio units within internal courtyard and construction of a new two storey mews building at the rear of the courtyard to provide 7 suites all to be occupied in association with the tavern as holiday acommodation/short term lets.

Submission of a construction management plan in pursuant to condition 8 (Central Plaza element only) of planning permission ref: 160794VAR dated 09/12/2016 for 'Minor material amendment application for variation of conditions 3 (approved drawings), 18 (tree protection), 28 (Lifetime Homes), 31 (BREEAM), 36 (provision of Central Plaza in construction programme) and 42 (non-residential floorspace) of outline planning permission P/2012/0708 dated 13/08/2012 (as amended by P/2014/2142 and P/2014/6303) to facilitate minor changes to building heights, development zones, ground floor uses and floorspaces, phasing, public open space for Phase 6 and tree retention strategy for Phases 5 and 6 of the South Acton Estate regeneration masterplan for 'Outline planning application (reserving Appearance; Means of Access; Landscaping; Layout and Scale for later determination) for the continued regeneration of the South Acton Estate comprising of the demolition of buildings locations specified in the site address (including residential units, 521sqm of retail shops, 2,434sqm of community/ office facilities, hotel, garages and associated areas) and the erection of a maximum of 2,350 residential units, a maximum of 1,050sqm of flexible A1 (retail) / A3 (restaurant and cafe) / B1 (office) / D1 (community) uses, of which 600sqm is to be A1 (retail) use, a further 2,348sqm of D1 (community) / B1 (office) space (to include a minimum of 926sqm for provision of a community centre and youth club), energy centre, alterations to allotments, re-sited and enhanced open space and play facilities, landscaping, highway works and 1,128 car parking spaces' (original application was EIA Application).'

Construction of drive-thru coffee shop with service yard, alterations to car parking arrangements and associated works

The City of London Corporation has received a request for an EIA Scoping Opinion under regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 for the redevelopment of a site including 1 Undershaft. The proposals involve the demolition of the existing building and the construction of a ground plus 74 storey building for office use (Class E, up to approximately 109,980m²), retail, and food and beverage facilities (Use Class E, up to approximately 2,590m²) viewing gallery and education spaces (up to approximately 2,450m²). Plus, the provision of a new servicing access and public realm and highways alterations including the provision of raised publicly accessible podium at level 10.