Outline planning application with all matters reserved except access and landscaping and associated operational development for a single detached dwelling

Residential Development (up to 120 dwellings), associated works including infrastructure, open space and landscaping. Vehicular access from Fiddington Lane.

Outline application (all matters reserved) for the extension and/or demolition (in part or full) of existing buildings, demolition of car parking, and the provision of new built development for indoor recreation and leisure, retail, catering, offices, light industrial, creche (Use Class E), drinking establishments, hot food takeaway, cinema, police station and car showroom (Sui Generis), non-residential institution (Use Class F1), along with pedestrian and vehicular highways works, car parking (including multi-storey car park), servicing, landscaping, public realm and associated works. Permission is sought for the following description of development: Full application for the change of use of The Source from (former) Use Class D1 and D2 to indoor recreation and leisure, catering, offices, creche (Use Class E), drinking establishments, hot food takeaway (Sui Generis), and/ or non-residential institution (Use Class F1)

Outline planning application for the development of up to 455 new homes, a new multi-use community hall, land for the provision of a healthcare facility, land for a stand-alone early years and childcare nursery, new vehicular/pedestrian access points from Stadium Way in the north and Daws Heath Road in the south, new greenways and green links, multi-functional open space, green infrastructure, surface water attenuation, landscaping and associated infrastructure. All matters reserved except access.

Outline planning application with landscaping reserved for the erection of 1 no. single storey dwelling with improvements to host building and associated operation development.

Outline planning application for development of up to 32,000 sqm of employment floorspace within Use Classes E(g)(iii), B2 and B8 including an enterprise hub of micro and small units for small businesses, new access from Tilbury Road, an ultra rapid electric vehicle charging facility and a children's play area (Appearance, landscaping, layout and scale reserved matters)

Outline planning application for the development of up to 58 new residential units with associated landscaping, parking and vehicular access (All Matters Reserved).

HYBRID APPLICATION COMPRISING; FULL PLANNING PERMISSION FOR A NEW FOODSTORE (USE CLASS E(a)), EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT (USE CLASSES E(g), B2 AND B8), ACCESS, LANDSCAPING, AND THE PROVISION OF ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE, INCLUDING CAR AND CYCLE PARKING FACILITIES, VEHICLE CHARGING SPACES, PEDESTRIAN ACCESS ROUTES AND SERVICING; OUTLINE PLANNING PERMISSION FOR A MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT COMPRISING A DRIVE THRU RESTAURANT, DRIVE THRU COFFEE SHOP AND PUBLIC HOUSE TOGETHER WITH ASSOCIATED PARKING AND LANDSCAPING (ACCESS TO BE CONSIDERED ALL OTHER MATTERS RESERVED FOR FUTURE APPROVAL)

Demolition of the existing buildings and structures on site and the erection of a mixed use development up to 7 storeys in height, above a podium varying between 1 and 2 storeys, comprising a cash and carry warehouse (sui generis use) of 7637 square metres, 3500 square metres of office (use class B1) space, 223 residential units (use class C3), 970 square metres of crèche (use class D1) and community hall (use class D2) space, 203 square metres of retail (use class A1) and café (A3) space, a 90 square metre facility for the Metropolitan Police Authority (use class D1), with associated car parking, cycle parking, landscaping, works and changes to site access. Application submitted for outline planning permission with matters other than access reserved and accompanied by an Environmental Statement (REVISED PLANS, DOCUMENTATION AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL).

Approval of Reserved Matters pursuant to outline permission (15/04106/AOP) for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale of a residential development of 12 dwellings. (outline application was not an EIA application)