Redevelopment of the site to create the Hillingdon Watersports Facility and Activity Centre including demolition of existing Broadwater Lake Sailing Club (BSC) clubhouse at the north of the lake and erection of a building to be occupied by HOAC and BSC including changing facilities, meeting rooms, storage, Workshop and seasonal worker accommodation (sui generis), activity shelters; installation of pontoons and concrete slipways; boat shed; equipment storage huts (north of lake and at entrance); boat parking and racking areas; camping area; outdoor activity areas; ecological enhancement throughout the site; new pedestrian routes through the peninsula; landscaping including new woodland, dense vegetation screens and boundary treatment; new access and access road; localised dredging and land reclamation; relocation of existing sailing area and creation of floating and fixed islands within the lake; coach drop off and turning area; vehicle parking; cycle parking; and associated works. Hillingdon Council - application number 2382/APP/2023/2906

Demolition of all existing buildings and structures and the redevelopment of the sites through construction of a 33-storey building plus basement levels at Block A (east site) for student accommodation (sui generis) comprising up to 988 bed spaces with ancillary facilities including classrooms, flexible space and two auditoriums, and light industrial (Class E(g)(iii) use comprising 1, 888 sqm GIA; construction of a building up to 14-storeys at Block B (west site) comprising of 71 residential units (use class C3) with flexible commercial uses (Class E) at ground floor comprising 355 sqm GIA; and, associated works of landscaping, public realm improvements and other works associated with the development. The application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement. (Amended description) (Updated Environmental Statement)

Details required for Conditions 5 (Cycle Parking), 6 (Construction Management Plan), 10 (Landscaping Scheme) and 16 (Fire Safety Strategy) of planning permission 23/01536/FUL (Variation of Condition Application under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to carry out development without compliance with Condition 1 (Approved Plans) of Planning permission 22/00304/FUL (Erection of two storey single family dwelling with roof accommodation and basement with associated amenity space, off street parking, perimetre wall, electric access gates, cycle storage and refuse/recycling store) to allow minor modifications on approved plans and elevations.)

Minor Material Amendment (S73a) to vary condition 2 (Approved Plans) of planning permission ref: 195092VAR dated 11/11/2020 for (As varied Ref:174485FUL dated 26.11.2019)for Demolition of existing structure and erection of part 7, 9 and 13 storey building with double basement for use as student accommodation (use class sui generis) comprising up to 650 bed spaces, ground floor ancillary student facilities and study areas, cycle parking, plant, access and servicing, landscaping and public realm, and basement/ground floor retail/café/restaurant (class A1/A3) and gymnasium (class D2) commercial units. Variation seeks to rationalise room types and building facade based on modular construction, and to increase the height of the ground floor by 0.5 metres

Non material amendment to ref. 21/AP/4712: Details of all reserved matters relating to Development Zone F of the Canada Water Masterplan, comprising a residential-led (Class C3) building and a combined office (Class B1) and residential (Class C3) building, both of which would include flexible retail/workspace (Classes A1-A4 and B1) at ground floor level alongside disabled car parking, cycle parking, servicing, landscaping, public realm, plant, a single-storey basement Amendments sought are: - Introduction of an additional stair within both residential towers to align with the recent changes to fire regulations - Alterations to internal layouts of the residential accommodation as a result of the introduction of a new stair in each tower. - Introduction of comfort cooling to respond to the new Building Regulations Part O 2021 relating to overheating. - Minor design amendments to the top of the residential towers. - Amendments to the facade design to respond to the new Building Regulations Part L 2021 relating to energy performance - Creation of a new cycle entrance at ground floor serving the commercial building. - Alterations to accommodate an additional escape at ground floor as a result of the introduction of a new stair in each tower as well as associated ground floor louvre requirements. - Changes to the communal amenity space on the fourth floor level of tower F1, including the introduction of an external garden room, increasing the shared external amenity provision. - Minor changes to the public realm design at ground floor level. - The proposal will result in a small decrease in floor area (562 sqm GIA / 440 sqm GEA). - The application will result in one additional residential unit and an amended unit mix (411 units comprising 27 studios, 135 x 1b2p, 178 x 2b3p, 29 x 2b4p and 42 x 3b6p) - As a result of this NMA Conditions 1, 11 and 14 of the original permission will be reworded

Details of condition 30 (Drop off and Collection Management Plan) pursuant to planning permission 16/AP/2740 for: Demolition of existing ward buildings and nurses accommodation and development of site to provide a new secondary school within the retained and refurbished 'Chateau' building fronting East Dulwich Grove  and in a series of new buildings and extensions up to 5 storeys high, comprising teaching and administration spaces, dining and indoor sports hall, multi-use games area, accesses, car parking and servicing areas and landscaping (Use Class D1).

Details of condition 27 (Cycle parking spaces) pursuant to planning permission 16/AP/2740 for: Demolition of existing ward buildings and nurses accommodation and development of site to provide a new secondary school within the retained and refurbished 'Chateau' building fronting East Dulwich Grove  and in a series of new buildings and extensions up to 5 storeys high, comprising teaching and administration spaces, dining and indoor sports hall, multi-use games area, accesses, car parking and servicing areas and landscaping (Use Class D1).

A hybrid planning application comprising of all existing structures and their demolition and mixed use development and associated infrastructure and works comprising of fish processing building (20,600m2 B2 use), Building consisting of an eel farm (8,000m2 of B2 use), plus 1,300m2 restaurant/cafe (A3 use) and 700m2 visitor centre (D1 use). Energy centre (800m2 B2 use), storage building (500m2 ancillary to B2 use), Amenity building for HGV drivers (150m2 ancillary to B2 use), Generator building/substations (500m2 ancillary to B2 use), staff accommodation consisting of 3 No. 3 bed dwelling houses, 8 No. 1 bed apartments, 4 No. 2 bed apartments and 18 shared units of accommodation for seasonal staff. New pedestrian, cycle and vehicular accesses onto Harbour road and a network of internal routes. 2 No water treatment lagoons, parking areas for visitors, staff and HGVs. Landscaping and planting and associated development and works. Utilities infrastructure including water supply, foul and surface water sewers and underground tanks, electrical supply (including substations), telecommunications equipment, on site renewable energy and associated works. Outline application (all reserved matters for approval other than external appearance) for the erection of a building containing up to 2,500m2 of A1,A2,A3,A4 and A5 uses. (Revised description.)

Non-material amendment to planning permission CA/20/02505/FUL for the proposed development to provide 935 purpose-built student accommodation comprising 144 cluster flats, 1 double-bed unit and 132 studios, arranged in 5 blocks ranging from three to six storeys; replacement two-storey squash building, single-storey sports pavilion, new footpaths, highways improvements to include widening of Giles Lane, new access points off Giles Lane, provision of parking, cycle spaces and green infrastructure, following demolition of existing residential properties and office building; to allow an amendment to landscape buffer to the west boundary Block-E site.

Demolition of existing hotel and redevelopment of the site through construction of a 35-storey building plus lower ground floor and basement comprising student accommodation (sui generis) of 699 bed spaces; construction of a 17-storey building plus lower ground floor and basement comprising 91 residential units (use class C3); ground floor commercial / retail units fronting North Acton Station Square and Victoria Road comprising 310 sqm in total; and associated works of amenity space, public realm, landscaping and other works associated with the development.