Comprehensive redevelopment of the site for mixed use including demolition of the existing buildings and construction of up to seven new buildings comprising new homes (Use Class C3), purpose built student accommodation (Sui Generis), industrial uses (Use Classes E, B2 and B8 and Sui Generis), flexible commercial and community space (Use Classes E, F1 and F2), safeguarding of land for new station and pedestrian bridge, upgrade works to facilitate access to existing station, diversion of existing culverts, new public realm, landscaping, internal and external amenity space and playspace, car and cycle parking and associated works including plant and infrastructure and other minor works incidental to the proposed development.

Offices (Class E) converted to hotel (Class C1) use, demolition of basement accommodation and construction of hotel staff changing facilities including fire escapes, thermal constructive walls, suspended ceilings, air conditioning, lighting, power supply, drainage, installation of toilets, sinks and showers.

Provision of a temporary Chamber for the House of Commons and supporting facilities and infrastructure, including substantial demolition and redevelopment of Richmond House to create a part seven storey, part six storey building with a roof terrace and three levels of basement, to provide accommodation for parliamentary uses (Sui Generis). Refurbishment and internal and external alterations to 49, 50, 53 and 54 Parliament Street and 85 Whitehall, including a new bridge link, to provide a visitor entrance, visitor shop and workspaces for MPs and supporting staff (Sui Generis). Landscaping works to the forecourt of Richmond House and Richmond Terrace, and associated works including temporary construction works. (Linked to 19/08220/FULL). REVISED SCHEME: including amendments to stair tower on south elevation, reduction in lift overrun to Richmond Terrace, amendments to eastern elevation facing Curtis Green and roof plan to include additional planting RE-CONSULTATION following receipt of Addendum to originally submitted Environmental Statement (ES) and further information (EIA Reg25) including updates to ES: Ch 4 Approach to assessment, Ch 6 Townscape & Visual Impact, Ch 7 Cultural Heritage, Ch 12 Ground Conditions, Ch 13 Cumulative Impacts

Provision of a temporary Chamber for the House of Commons and supporting facilities and infrastructure, including substantial demolition and redevelopment of Richmond House to create a part seven storey, part six storey building with a roof terrace and three levels of basement, to provide accommodation for parliamentary uses (Sui Generis). Refurbishment and external alterations to 49, 50, 53 and 54 Parliament Street and 85 Whitehall, including a new bridge link, to provide a visitor entrance, visitor shop and workspaces for MPs and supporting staff (Sui Generis). Landscaping works to the forecourt of Richmond House and Richmond Terrace, and associated works including temporary construction works. Linked to 19/08221/LBC. REVISED SCHEME: including amendments to stair tower on south elevation, reduction in lift overrun to Richmond Terrace, amendments to eastern elevation facing Curtis Green and roof plan to include additional planting. RE-CONSULTATION following receipt of Addendum to originally submitted Environmental Statement (ES) and further information (EIA Reg 25) including updates to ES: Ch 4 Approach to assessment, Ch 6 Townscape & Visual Impact, Ch 7 Cultural Heritage, Ch 12 Ground Conditions, Ch 13 Cumulative Impacts

Partial demolition of the 1980s extension with infilling of existing terrace space at 43-44 Parliament Street and development of a new facade to the Canon Row elevation; a new roof and mansard on 1 Parliament Street and 2-4 Canon Row; refurbishment of Bridge Street buildings; and alterations to ancillary residences to provide further accommodation for parliamentary uses (Sui Generis); associated temporary construction works. (Linked to 19/08290/LBC). REVISED SCHEME: including amendments to Canon Row facade, roof plan and form, pitch of Parliament Street mansard roof extension to north and northern lift overrun; increase in area of photovoltaics. RE-CONSULTATION following receipt of Addendum to originally submitted Environmental Statement (ES) and further information (EIA Reg 25) including updates to ES: Ch 4 Approach to assessment, Ch 6 Townscape & Visual Impact, Ch 7 Cultural Heritage, Ch 12 Ground Conditions, Ch 13 Cumulative Impacts

Partial demolition of the 1980s extension with infilling of existing terrace space at 43-44 Parliament Street and development of a new facade to the Canon Row elevation; a new roof and mansard on 1Parliament Street and 2-4 Canon Row; refurbishment of Bridge Street buildings; and alterations to ancillary residences to provide further accommodation for parliamentary uses (Sui Generis); internal and external refurbishment, including installation of new building services; secondary glazing; and interiors; creation of new openings; and refurbishment of basement vaults, and associated works including temporary construction works. (Linked to 19/08287/FULL) REVISED SCHEME: including amendments to Canon Row facade, roof plan and form, pitch of Parliament Street mansard roof extension to north and northern lift overrun; increase in area of photovoltaics; internal amendments.

Variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 4th October 2022 (RN 22/00448/FULL) for the demolition of the existing hipped roof and construction of a roof extension, a rear extension involving the infill of an existing undercroft area at ground floor, the replacement of an existing link building (between the building fronting Chapel Side and Esca House to the rear) and an additional second floor storey, and the excavation of a basement under the main building, in association with the change of use of the ground and first to residential flats (Class C3). Replacement windows to the front and rear elevations, and the creation of a terrace and green roof on the rear extension roof at third floor level and a terrace at rear fourth floor level. NAMELY, to increase size of basement level and creation of associated lightwell; Alterations to fenestration; relocation and alteration of rear dormers; Internal changes to layout of residential accommodation; and associated external alterations.

Deed of Variation to the S106 legal agreement dated 10.10.13 (and subsequent Deed of Variations) in respect of the planning permission of the same date (RN 13/01715/FULL) for the demolition of the existing building and construction of a new building comprising nine floors above ground and three basement levels, for retail, residential accommodation (Class C3; 42 flats), a publicly accessible arcade at ground floor level, landscaping, green roof, roof top plant, access and servicing, ancillary car and cycle parking and other associated works - NAMELY, to vary the restrictions applied to the ground and basement retail units, to allow the configuration of units to respond to market demand for fewer, larger units, and allow the occupation of a reconfigured unit 30 by either a retailer, gallery/antiques trader, café or restaurant (in Class E).

Amendments to planning permission dated 27th July 2022 (RN:21/04390/FULL) for Demolition and redevelopment of 91-92 Dean Street, Diadem Court and 10-13 Great Chapel Street, behind retained façade at 91-92 Dean Street and behind retained façade of ground and lower ground floors of Diadem Court and erection of a building of basement, ground and part three and four upper storeys with rooftop plant and roof terrace, for use as hostel visitor accommodation (sui generis) of between 725 and 775 bedspaces, and use of part of the ground basement of 14-15 Carlisle Street for healthcare clinic use with ancillary café at 92 Dean Street. NAMELY; to amend Condition 3 to split the construction phases of the development into two phases, namely into 1). sub- and super-structure construction and a further stage of 2). external façade cladding and roof construction works.

Variation of Conditions 1 and 6 of planning permission dated 30 November 2016 (RN: 16/04562) for demolition and reconstruction behind a retained front facade of 41, 43, 57, 59 and 63 Pimlico Road including the realignment of the rear elevation, the installation of new roof structures to match the existing, and the creation of external terraces; demolition of 61 Pimlico Road (the element directly fronting onto Pimlico Road) and construction of infill accommodation at ground, first, second and third floors; replacement of shopfronts to 41, 43, 57, 59 and 63 Pimlico Road; retention and sub-division of the builders' yard at 61 Pimlico Road (behind the frontage to Pimlico Road), installation of a partial mezzanine floor and creation of lateral connections at ground floor level to 41, 43, 57 and 59 Pimlico Road; replacement of the builders' yard glazed roof lantern; creation of roof level plant enclosure above part of the builders' yard; creation of four Class A1 retail units at basement, ground and mezzanine level, with seven Class C3 residential dwellings at the first, second and third floor levels (with ground floor access); sub-surface excavation including lowering of ground floor slabs and the creation of additional basement accommodation; together with other external alterations; Namely, to create a new publicly accessible retail arcade and associated amendments to internal retail layouts and elevational works on Pimlico Road, enlargement of the basement, amendments to the roof to provide additional glazing and acoustic louvres, internal residential layout amendments, amendments to the wording of condition 6 to allow ancillary Class A1 food and beverage provision, and associated works.