Amendments to planning permission dated 29th June 2021 (RN: 21/02601/FULL) for 'Variation of Conditions 1 and 10 of planning permission dated 23 December 2020 (RN: 20/06388/FULL) for amalgamation of 2-4 Old Queen Street and 6 Old Queen Street; erection of infill extension at rear first and second floor level, roof extension with front dormer and lift overrun at fourth level to 6 Old Queen Street; alterations to rear fenestration; new rooflight; new shopfronts; and rationalisation and installation of new plant and air condenser units; all in connection with the use of the ground floor as a café and office entrance, first, second and part third floors as office and third and fourth floor as one residential unit'. NAMELY, changes to the shopfront of 2-6 Old Queen Street including replacement of windows with tall sash windows and introduction of wall mounted light fittings.

Variation of Conditions 1 and 6 of planning permission dated 08 July 2020 (RN: 19/09027/FULL) for the Partial demolition at 142-150 Wardour Street including removal of existing mansard roof to Film House and part of the rear and side facades; replacement of mansard roof, erection of new sixth floor and new sheer frontage at the eastern end of the site for office use (Class B1); creation of restaurant units (Class A3) at part ground and part basement levels fronting St Anne's Court, Wardour Street and Sheraton Street; shopfront alterations; creation of a terrace at sixth floor level for office use; installation of a roof level plant enclosure and associated external works (Site includes 138 Wardour Street, 142-150 Wardour Street and 20 St Anne's Court); NAMELY, to allow alterations to north east elevation including render whole of north east facade, reinstatement of two windows and the enlargement of a window at lower ground floor, addition of a transfer structure at level 6, and an additional window; omission of vent structures to party wall line to allow for the adjustment to the position of the acoustic plant screen; infilling central lightwell at lower ground, ground and level 01 to extend the office space; changes to dormer windows along Sheraton Street and Wardour Street; creation of a lobby at the top of the St Anne's Court core to accommodate new stairs; retention of existing street level stucco facade to St Anne's Court; introduction of louvre panes in the north east facade; and correction to north east elevation to show the sides of the three Wardour Street dormers. [Application under Section 73 of the Act]

Variation of condition 1, condition 4 (parts a, d, e, g, h, I, j, k) and condition 5 (parts i, iv, v, vii, viii, x) and the removal of condition 4 (parts b, c, f), 5 (parts ii, iii, vi and ix) and 8 of listed building consent dated 3 December 2020 (RN: 20/03709/LBC), which itself varied Condition 1 of listed building consent dated 3 April 2018 (RN: 17/10530/LBC) for 'Alterations to the existing building including removal of existing roof top plant and extension to create an additional storey at fifth floor with tiled mansards and lead clad dormer windows to front and rear; a single storey extension at fourth floor comprising a glazed dome above the existing rear bow; installation of plant at roof level; partial infilling of lightwell adjacent to Gwydyr House; facade cleaning and other facade repair; internal alterations including reconfiguration, fabric removal, and refurbishment works on all floors; refurbishment of meetings rooms, entrance reception and offices; installation of new heating and cooling equipment; provision of a glazed research pod in the library; installation of light-boxes above the central stair and library, and other associated works'. Namely, to allow amendments to the approved scheme that include the installation of a proposed smoke extract system to mechanically ventilate new smoke lobbies to the secondary staircase; the removal of the lift access to the new fifth floor level and associated rooftop overrun; internal alterations at fourth and fifth floor levels; and alterations to ducting at roof level.

Amendments to planning permission dated 19 August 2019 (RN:19/00135/FULL) for the: Demolition of existing two storey mews buildings behind retained facades to provide three storey plus basement mews buildings comprising basement, ground and two upper floors (including new second floor mansard) for use as Class B1 and A2 offices at ground floor level and 9 residential units at first and second floor levels, with ancillary cycle parking, waste storage and basement plant room. Namely, to allow rationalisation of the height and proportion of dormer windows on the roof extension and reduction of the number of rooflights on the mansard roof.

Variation of Conditions 1 and 10 of planning permission dated 23 December 2020 (RN: 20/06388/FULL) for amalgamation of 2-4 Old Queen Street and 6 Old Queen Street; erection of infill extension at rear first and second floor level, roof extension with front dormer and lift overrun at fourth level to 6 Old Queen Street; alterations to rear fenestration; new rooflight; new shopfronts; and rationalisation and installation of new plant and air condenser units; all in connection with the use of the ground floor as a café and office entrance, first, second and part third floors as office and third and fourth floor as one residential unit; NAMELY, amend the opening hours of the cafe; replace rear rooflight with lantern light; enlargement of lift core; lowering of basement level in No.6; widening door at No.6; revised internal layout; and replacement of front windows.

Amendments to planning permission dated 9 July 2019 (RN: 18/10493/FULL) for, 'Erection of a single storey roof extension to the Oxford Street frontage and a single storey roof extension to the Duke Street frontage, recladding of all the facades on Oxford Street, Duke Street and Bird Street, in connection with reconfigured retail floorspace (Class A1) over basement, ground and first floor levels, office floorspace at second to seventh floor levels. Increase in height of the existing plant rooms, creation of a terrace at fifth floor level (on Duke Street), installation of new plant and associated works'; NAMELY to provide a setback match the existing Bird Street parapet profile, with the stairwell window (now to be setback at 6th floor level) enlarged slightly and the roof level generator relocated internally at basement level, an increase to the width the stone pier on Bird Street with associated reductions in the size of the windows at ground and first floor levels and two additional shopfronts with recessed entrances, dormer windows to be installed at the rear of the Oxford Street and Duke Street elevations, and pitched roofs to be clad with standing seam zinc.

Variation of condition 1 of listed building consent dated 3 April 2018 (RN: 17/10530/LBC) for 'Alterations to the existing building including removal of existing roof top plant and extension to create an additional storey at fifth floor with tiled mansards and lead clad dormer windows to front and rear; a single storey extension at fourth floor comprising a glazed dome above the existing rear bow; installation of plant at roof level; partial infilling of lightwell adjacent to Gwydyr House; facade cleaning and other facade repair; internal alterations including reconfiguration, fabric removal, and refurbishment works on all floors; refurbishment of meetings rooms, entrance reception and offices; installation of new heating and cooling equipment; provision of a glazed research pod in the library; installation of light-boxes above the central stair and library, and other associated works'. Namely, to vary the approved drawing numbers to make amendments including a reduction in size of the glazed dome and automatic opening vent, increase in size of the plant area, omission of a rooflight bay and internal alterations.

Creation of a new residential unit (Class C3) at basement floor, creation of new windows and doors to the lightwell areas, extention of the rear part of the basement. Convertion of the existing class B1 use extension at upper ground floor into an independent residence (Class C3), construction of a covered passageway across from the main property to the existing rear extension, introduction of a new a dormer with windows facing the rear garden, and a dormer window facing South, installation of 3 cycle hoops into front demised area of the site and reinstatement of window to ground floor office space at rear.

Amalgamation of 2-4 Old Queen Street and 6 Old Queen Street; erection of infill extension at rear first and second floor level, roof extension with front dormer and lift overrun at fourth level to 6 Old Queen Street; alterations to rear fenestration; new rooflight; new shopfronts; and rationalisation and installation of new plant and air condenser units; all in connection with the use of the ground floor as a café and office entrance, first, second and part third floors as office and third and fourth floor as one residential unit. (Site includes 6 Old Queen Street)