Amendments to planning permission dated 21 April 2020 (RN: 19/07998/FULL) for 'Demolition of existing building and erection of an eight-storey building over basement providing six residential flats (Class C3 Use) on the upper floors and a retail unit (Class A1 Use) at ground and basement levels including associated plant at basement, ground and sixth floor levels, roof terraces at sixth and seventh floor levels and PV panels at roof level'. NAMELY, to amend the description of development to read 'Demolition of the existing building and erection of a new building providing a retail unit (Class A1 Use) and six residential flats (Class C3 Use), including associated plant equipment, roof terraces at sixth and seventh floor levels and PV panels at roof level'.

Demolition of existing roof and erection of a mansard roof extension at first floor level and alterations to the front and rear of the portion of the building fronting onto Bryanston Mews East. Subdivision and reconfiguration of existing ground and lower ground floor levels of the building and together with the new first floor extension to the mews portion of the building, create two self-contained residential units (Class C3) and associated external alterations. Lowering of front pavement vault [Site includes 22 Bryanston Mews East] (Linked with 23/07347/LBC)

Variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 04 March 2021 (RN: 20/05720/FULL) which itself varied condition 1 of planning permission dated 28th February 2020 (RN: 19/06301/FULL) for, 'Use of 22 Grosvenor Square, 43 North Audley Street and 1 Lees Place as a hotel, restaurant and private members club/bar (Sui Generis), with works including the infilling of the alleyway to the rear of 43 North Audley Street, partial demolition and rebuilding of 43 North Audley Street to provide a building of two storeys plus mansard, erection of a two storey extension to the rear facade of 1 Lees Place, including the extension of the basement floor to the front facade; installation of plant, the creation of a terrace at roof level of 22 Grosvenor Square and associated internal and external alterations'; NAMELY, changes to roof top plant, low-level plant enclosure at northern extent of level 5, inclusion of an emergency plant noise condition, and addition of attenuated louvre with decorative screening to the refuse store doors to ground floor in Lees Place. (S73 application)

Variation of conditions 1, 3, and 4 and removal of 9 and 10 of planning permission dated 24th November 2020 (RN:20/01665/FULL) for the Demolition of existing dwellinghouse, detached garage and boundary wall, excavation to create single storey basement, and erection of new two storey plus mansard roof accommodation dwelling house (Class C3) with integrated garage, new boundary wall/gates and associated hard and soft landscaping works. Namely, increase in lift overrun; to increase the footprint of the garage and for the enlargement of the basement and lightwell and modifications to elevations and to reflect the approved conditions

Demolition of existing lower ground rear extension and second floor closet wing extension; Erection of new two storey extension in rear courtyard and replacement second floor closet wing extension; New external stair to front lightwell; Alterations to the existing rear closet wing; Replacement roof and dormers; Remedial structural and maintenance works. Internal alterations, including to partitions.

Demolition of 2-4 Dean Street and 7 Soho Square and the erection of a replacement building on basement, ground and seven upper floors, (increasing depth of existing basement) for retail and/or restaurant purposes (Class E) on part basement and part ground floors, a multi-use space (sui generis)/pedestrian link between Dean Street and Soho Square on part ground floor; use of the remainder of the building as offices (Class E) with associated terraces at 5th, 6th and 7th floor levels; provision of roof plant/plant enclosures, cycle parking green roofs, photovoltaic panels and facade lighting.

Demolition of an existing mechanics garage. Excavation and erection of new two storey 3 bedroom dwelling house (Class C3) with associated roof terrace and screens.

Confirmation that the proposed works undertaken are sufficient to constitute implementation of the planning permission dated 9 December 2014 (ref: 14/09658/FULL) for; "Excavation of sub-basement beneath building, part demolition and erection of replacement roof structure and rooflight, installation of plant at main roof level, external alterations to the property including at rear lower ground and ground floor levels. Use of extended building as a dwellinghouse (Class C3)."

Amendments to planning permission dated 22nd July 2022 (RN: 20/06991/FULL) for, 'Part demolition of, and extensions to, the existing buildings, including a 2 storey roof extension; the refurbishment of the existing and creation of new office (Class B), hotel (Class C1), retail (Class A1 - A5) and Leisure and non-residential institutions (Class D1 - D2) floorspace with ancillary functions; basement refurbishment works; the erection of a 5 storey pavilion on the corner of Piccadilly and Dover Street; Installation of plant at roof level; hard and soft landscaping works as part of an improved public realm offering at Dover Yard and pedestrian route between Dover Street and Berkeley Street, including the creation of additional retail outlets; and other ancillary works. (Site includes 1 - 7 Berkeley Street)'; Namely, to update the approved roof plan to accommodate proposed tenant roof plant.

Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) of planning permission dated 30 September 2021 (RN: 21/04952/FULL) for variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 12 May 2020 (RN:19/05711/FULL) for the: Demolition and redevelopment of the existing Porters Lodge to provide a replacement single dwelling (Use Class C3); erection of extension to the rear of Kings Court; facade alterations, including provision of balconies at ground and first floor level to the front elevation of Kings Court, restoration of the existing brickwork and addition of limestone cladding, upgrades to the fenestration; landscaping of the site; provision of terraces to the rear and side of Kings Court. NAMELY, introduction of fire escape leading from the roof of the extension, down to the upper ground floor level including staircase.