Amendments to planning permission dated 18th October 2022 (RN:20/03307/FULL) for Comprehensive residential-led mixed-use redevelopment, including demolition of Kylestrome House, Lochmore House, Laxford House, Stack House, Walden House and structures attached to Coleshill Flats; tree removal and pollarding; erection of a partial sub-basement, basement and buildings varying in height from five to 11 storeys, to provide affordable homes (Class C3), market homes (Class C3), senior living accommodation (comprising Class C3 and / or Class C2), alongside a range of uses at partial sub-basement, basement and ground floor level including retail (Class A1), restaurants / cafes (Class A3), drinking establishments (Class A4); offices (Class B1), community space (Class D1), cinema (Class D2); use of the lower ground floor of the Coleshill Flats as retail and / or workspace (Class A1 and / or B1); provision of new pedestrian routes; basement car parking; basement and ground floor circulation, servicing, refuse, ancillary plant and storage; provision of hard and soft landscaping; landscaping works and creation of new play facilities at Ebury Square; rooftop PV panels; rooftop plant equipment; refurbishment and relocation of Arnrid Johnston obelisk to elsewhere within the site; refurbishment and relocation of the water fountain on Avery Farm Row; repair and relocation of the telephone boxes on Orange Square; and other associated works, namely to amend the wording of Condition 6 to allow for revised CIL phasing.

Details of Condition 3 'Tree Protection' pursuant to planning permission ref. 20/AP/3250 'Redevelopment of the site comprising demolition of the existing buildings and erection of a new part 22/part 15 storey building (with three levels of basement) comprising Office (Class E), Public House (Sui Generis), 66 flats (Class C3) and flexible Office/Community use (Class E/F2) together with public realm improvements and other associated works.'

(Retrospective) Use of the site for a nursery for the propagation and growing of saplings and the associated storage and distribution of Christmas trees and the installation of a single storey modular office, storage containers, poly tunnels, hard and soft landscaping, the creation of a new vehicle access and the creation of a riverside path along the Hogsmill River

Details required by Condition 6 (LEMP), 10 (Dust Management Plan) and 17 (Complaints procedure) of Planning Permission 22/01492 for Continued use of approximately 12 hectares of land for a proposed inert waste recycling facility, including weighbridge, site offices, welfare facilities and machinery store and workshop; the retention of the raised bunds, existing planted trees and associated landscaping and the existing access; and the erection of a southern bund and associated landscaping.

T1, Beech: reduce radial spread over the office by approx 3m; reducing over extended growth to allow more light into office and reduce risk of failure onto building. T2, Turkey Oak: reduce radially by up to 2m.; crown lift to 3.5m to allow grass maintenance by crown lifting; reduction to reduce over extended growth. T3, Turkey Oak: remove deadwood and crown lift by 3.5m. To allow grass maintenance by crown lifting. T4, Turkey Oak: remove deadwood; crown lift by 3.5m amd reduce radial spread over the shed; and, crown section over the drive by 2m lifting over the lawn to allow grass maintenance; radial reductions to reduce over extended growth.

Amendments to planning permission dated 23 December 2022 (RN: 22/05428/FULL) for 'Two-storey extension including roof-level plant along the Bressenden Place façade to provide a new office entrance pavilion (Class E), the provision of Class E office / retail accommodation, remodelling of the crown of Portland House and creation of a setback rooftop extension to provide office amenity (Class E) and an outdoor terrace, reconfiguration of the second floor plant accommodation fronting Cardinal Place, relocation of the zephyr on Bressenden Place, provision of cycle parking, public realm and associated works including window replacement and the application of a new façade treatment', NAMELY to enable the removal of specified louvres, relocation of the generator, façade updates at ground floor level, installation of safety balustrading, relocation of the consented UKPN access, creation of a separate ground floor access for the crown amenity space and installation of additional sliding doors at Level 30.

Application under section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to vary conditions 2 and 4 of permission 19/01543/RECON 2 for Residential development comprising erection of 6 x four storey buildings consisting of 10 four bedroom houses and up to 133 apartments together with concierges office, construction of basement car park with 204 spaces. Central landscaped area with 10 visitor spaces, cycle parking for 286 and refuse stores. Removal of remaining horse chestnut trees and planting of 32 fastigiate oaks at a height of 6m. Amendments are sought to allow the additional external terrace spaces and floorspaces; internal reconfiguration, change of residential units on the third floors and elevational alterations (Blocks A and B)

Application for non-material amendment to planning permission reference P/2012/5040 dated 22.07.2013 (as amended) for 'Hybrid planning application comprising: Outline element, with all matters reserved, for the demolition of Windmill Lodge, five buildings containing flats and bowling green pavilion and the resiting of an electricity substation, inconjunction with the erection of three buildings of up to 9 storeys high containing 260 residential units comprising private and affordable units and up to 803sq.m of floorspace in B1/D1 use and 67sq.m of floorspace in A1/A3/B1 use, associated hard and soft landscaping including the removal of trees, surface and basement car parking, cycle parking, servicing, public realm, access and other associated works including the provision of a pedestrian access to Uxbridge Road and alterations to vehicular access onto the hospital access road to the East, Detailed elements for a) The demolition of a single storey extension to the North side and a two storey extension in the South East corner and internal and external alterations in conjunction with the change of use of the listed gatehouse from offices to a retail unit (Use Class A1), cafe (Use Class A3), concierge accommodation (sui generis) and offices (Use Class B1) b) Internal and external alterations in conjunction with the conversion of the listed North House to 6 one-bed flats, with external bin store and cycle store, associated hard and soft landscaping, access, 3 car parking spaces and associated works. c) Erection of a three storey building to provide 4 residential units (2 one-bed and 2 three-bed) with external bin store, associated hard and soft landscaping, access, 3 car parking spaces and associated works. d) Provision of 4 car parking spaces (2 disabled) and landscaping associated with the listed chapel.'. Amendment seeks to vary the tenure to 4no. affordable (social rent) apartments, and amendments to planning drawings to reflect the associated layout changes.

Variation of conditions 1 (approved plans), 3 (demolition management plan), 4 (construction management plan), 5 (protected species assessment), 7 (written scheme of investigation), 8 (tree protection report) and 32 (internal floor space) of planning permission ref: DM2022/01134 (as amended by NMA decision ref: DM2023/01376 dated 26/09/2023) which allowed the 'Demolition of all buildings on site and erection of 3 buildings creating 4 industrial units (Use Classes B2-general industrial, and/or B8-Storage or distribution, and/or E(g)iii-Industrial processes), with ancillary offices, provision of vehicle parking, cycle storage, landscaping, alterations to access and associated infrastructure' to allow for the provision of mezzanine floors to Units 3 and 4 along with variations to the wording of planning conditions 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 32.

There are a number of self set goat willows surrounding the site compound that have started to grow where the Trust stores materials. We would like to cut these back to our boundary so that the compound can be used for material storage again. The length is approx 200m along the back north edge of our compound which needs the goat willows cutting back (photo 1 and 2) There is also a large willow adjacent to the Trust office building (photo3) which we would like to remove as it is growing too close to our office building. Also a young Ash sapling (Photo 4) that needs removing due to its proximity to the office building. Unfortunately due to the nature of our compound and how we need it for storage, there is no space for replanting trees at this location following these works.