Use of the existing buildings to create two dwelling houses with extensions including demolition and rebuilding of the mews building and excavation to extend the existing basement, installation of air conditioning units on the roof of 1 Upper Belgrave Street and vaults of 1 and 2 Upper Belgrave Street, and associated alterations. (Site includes 1 Groom Place) (Amendment to listed building consent dated 24 June 2021 (RN: 20/07237/LBC) to reconfigure basement to new build mews element to elongate pool and alter poolside accommodation.)

Amendments to planning permission dated 15th December 2021 (RN:20/03623/FULL) for amalgamation of two maisonettes to create a single dwelling house [Class C3], excavation beneath the footprint of the existing building and excavation of part of rear garden at lower ground floor level. Demolition of the existing extension to the rear and construction of a new lower ground and ground floor rear extension. Repair work to the facade, alteration to street frontage in line with the street and landscaping to the rear garden. Installation of acoustically attenuated condenser to the rear garden. Namely, to amend the wording of Condition 16 (Contaminated Land) to allow radon monitoring to occur 'after' occupation.

Variation of Conditions 1, 4 and 5 of planning permission dated 31st August 2021 (RN:21/00759/FULL) for the Demolition and redevelopment of an existing single family dwelling behind a retained and altered facade including a new second floor mansard roof extension namely, to amend the design of the garage doors to include a painted timber ventilation louvre panel and to approve all facing materials.

Minor Material Amendment (Section 73) to facilitate change of wording to Condition 137 granted under planning permission reference 2015/2704/P dated 14/10/2016, amended by application 2019/5882/P dated 01/07/2020 for: Demolition of existing buildings and the provision of approximately 2,190sq.m replacement school (Use Class D1); approximately 1,765sq.m of community facilities (Use Class D1); approximately 207sq.m of flexible Use Class A1/A2/A3/D1 floorspace and 136 residential units (Use Class C3) over 7 buildings ranging from 3 to 25 storeys in height comprising: Plot 1: Community uses at ground floor (Use Class D1) (approximately 1,554sq.m) to including demolition of existing buildings and the provision of approximately 2,190sq.m replacement school (Use Class D1); approximately 1,765sq.m of community facilities (Use Class D1); approximately 207sq.m of flexible Use Class A1/A2/A3/D1 floorspace and 136 residential units (Use Class C3) over 7 buildings ranging from 3 to 25 storeys in height comprising: Plot 1: Community uses at ground floor (Use Class D1) (approximately 1,554sq.m) to include a children's nursery and community play facility with 10no. residential units above; Plot 2: 35 residential units over flexible A1/A2/A3/D1 floorspace at ground level (approximately 137sq.m); Plot 3: Extension of Grade II listed terrace to provide 3no. dwellings; Plot 4: Replacement school (Use Class D1) ; Plot 5: 20no. residential units over a replacement community hall (Use Class D1) (approximately 211sq.m); Plot 6: 14no. residential units; and Plot 7: 54no. residential units over flexible A1/A2/A3/D1 floorspace at ground level (approximately 70sq.m). Provision of 11,765 sqm of public open space along with associated highways works and landscaping. Namely, to include amendments to architectural design, building footprint, internal layouts, quantum of residential units, structural column positions and the energy strategy, in relation to Plot 7, Central Somers Town.

Variation of condition 8 of listed building consent dated 12 April 2018 (RN:17/09924/LBC) for the: Use of 8 Grosvenor Square and 1a and 2 Duke's Yard as a single family dwelling with rear extensions to 8 Grosvenor Square at second to fourth floor levels; infilling of east lightwell and creation of terrace at third floor level; new plant room at roof level. Demolition of ground and first floor rear extension to 1a and 2 Duke's Yard and replacement with new building on sub-basement, basement and ground floors with extended garden terrace to main house over. Use of 1 Duke's Yard as a single family dwelling. Associated internal and external alterations to all buildings. [Site includes Nos.1, 1a and 2 Duke's Yard]. NAMELY, to allow alterations to the roof plant ductwork, attenuator and air intake/exhaust; amendment to flue; introduction of hoop iron and lanterns to railings at Brook Street elevation; amended CCTV positions at Brook Street Elevation & Courtyard East Elevations; and internal amendments to the swimming pool, garages and stairs. (S19 application).

Variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 12 April 2018 (RN:17/09922/FULL) for: Variation of condition 2 of planning permission dated 11 September 2015 (RN 15/03469/FULL) for "Use of 8 Grosvenor Square and 1a and 2 Duke's Yard as a single family dwelling with rear extensions to 8 Grosvenor Square at second to fourth floor levels; infilling of east lightwell and creation of terrace at third floor level; new plant room at roof level. Demolition of ground and first floor rear extension to 1a and 2 Duke's Yard and replacement with new building on sub-basement, basement and ground floors with extended garden terrace to the main house over. Use of 1 Duke's Yard as a single family dwelling. Associated internal and external alterations to all buildings. NAMELY, to allow alterations to the roof plant ductwork, attenuator and air intake/exhaust; amendment to flue; introduction of hoop iron and lanterns to railings at Brook Street elevation; amended CCTV positions at Brook Street Elevation & Courtyard East Elevations; and internal amendments to the swimming pool, garages and stairs. (S73 application).

Variation of condition 1 of listed building consent dated 14 April 2020 (RN 20/00004/LBC) (which varied listed building consent dated 29 April 2016 (RN: 15/10368/LBC)) for 'Substantial demolition and redevelopment behind retained front facades as well as the demolition and reconstruction of mews properties to create two single family dwelling houses. Associated alterations and extensions include subterranean basements, which will extend beneath the mews, part courtyard and the rear sections of the listed buildings; re-instatement of the party wall in the rear courtyard; re-instatement of entrance to no.108; rear lower ground floor extensions partially infilling the rear courtyard and with roof terraces above; construction of full height closet wing extensions; reconstruction of mansard roof extension; installation of mechanical plant; and internal alterations on all floor levels (Site includes nos. 107 - 108 Eaton Square and nos. 107 - 108 Eccleston Mews)'. Namely, to allow minor amendments including a reduction in size of the basement extension (omission of the basement beneath the main house of both properties), alterations to the appearance of the building including retention of parts of the rear elevation and changes to the lower ground floor courtyard fenestration, and internal changes. NAMELY, to vary the approved drawing numbers to amend the roof of the lower ground floor link to form a roof terrace, alteration to to the lower ground floor fenestration, change to the new rear outrigger fenestration detail and internal changes to the main houses.

Variation of Conditions 1, 32, 38 and 39 of planning permission dated 19 March 2020 (RN: 18/04665/FULL) which itself varied Condition 1 of planning permission dated 9 March 2018 (RN: 17/03980) for: Demolition and rebuilding of 42 Half Moon Street, 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market; demolition and rebuilding of 10 White Horse Street behind retained front facade and erection of a five storey extension on vacant site at 12 White Horse Street. Alterations to all other buildings including demolition works, extensions and excavations to provide additional basement levels, removal of courtyard tree and installation of new plant. Use of the buildings as an hotel with public entertainment and health facilities (Class C1) and seven residential dwellings (Class C3).(Site includes 10 and 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market); NAMELY, various internal and external alterations, reconfiguration of basement accommodation including excavation of additional basement levels, enlargement of roof extension and plant area to 10-12 White Horse Street and installation of additional balconies to the rear, infill extension to rear lightwell at 42 Half Moon Street to provide additional plant and reconfiguration of roof plant and provision of additional plant; amendment to wording of Condition 30 (revised cycle parking provision), Conditions 36 (hours of use of drinking/dining areas) and Condition 37 (capacity of hotel drinking/dining areas). Namely, to vary the schedules of approved drawings to reflect the enclosed revised drawings, which illustrate the proposed minor material amendments, accordingly and amendment of Conditions 32, 38 and 39 so that they are in accordance with the revisedTransport Assessment Addendum and Operational Management Plan .

Variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 10 December 2019 (RN 19/07849/FULL) for the excavation of a basement extension below the front garden, lowering of the existing lower ground floor and rear garden level, erection of two-storey glazed infill extension to the rear, re-configuration of layout for the lower ground to first floor to create a single family dwelling. Landscaping works of rear yard and new stairs to glazed infill extension. Alterations to the front lightwell including relocating the stairs and landscaping the front garden from, NAMELY, to vary the approved drawing numbers to amend the design of the ground and lower ground floor lightwell wall location, internal layout design and new proposed wall to match the neighbouring properties.

Variation of Conditions 1 and 3 and removal of Condition 6 of planning permission dated 4 June 2019 (RN: 19/00040/FULL) for the erection of a mansard roof extension and two storey rear extension with terrace on top, replacement of windows fenestration, installation of recessed street-level doorway and new front door, all in connection with the conversion of the existing flat into three residential dwellings. NAMELY, amend the design of door to front elevation, to add waste/recycling storage in the third floor flat, and include details of windows, doors and railings.