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

Amendments to planning permission dated 23 December 2022 (RN: 22/05428/FULL) for 'Two-storey extension including roof-level plant along the Bressenden Place façade to provide a new office entrance pavilion (Class E), the provision of Class E office / retail accommodation, remodelling of the crown of Portland House and creation of a setback rooftop extension to provide office amenity (Class E) and an outdoor terrace, reconfiguration of the second floor plant accommodation fronting Cardinal Place, relocation of the zephyr on Bressenden Place, provision of cycle parking, public realm and associated works including window replacement and the application of a new façade treatment', NAMELY to enable the removal of specified louvres, relocation of the generator, façade updates at ground floor level, installation of safety balustrading, relocation of the consented UKPN access, creation of a separate ground floor access for the crown amenity space and installation of additional sliding doors at Level 30.

Amendments to planning permission dated 27 July 2022 (RN: 21/04390/FULL) for the: 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 allow amendments to the external doors to the substation, in the Great Chapel Street elevation; reconfiguration of the internal back-of-house area at ground-floor level; replacement of glazing with solid panels for the service door in the Diadem Court elevation; retention of an existing window, previously intended to be removed, in the Dean Street elevation at ground-floor level; rearrangement of external plant equipment across both roof levels, removal of chimney from 91 Dean Street, omission of pizza flue, omission of roof terrace and replacement of existing doors and window to rear elevation of 91 Dean Street.

Amendments to planning permission dated 21st September 2020 (RN: 19/10047/FULL) for, 'Demolition of 134-140 Oxford Street and 77-84 Wells Street (Wells House) and the erection of a new building comprising basements, ground plus nine upper floors, with plant accommodation and Sui Generis (nightclub) at basement level 02; subterranean 'cycle centre' including cycle parking/changing rooms/drying rooms/lockers; part plant accommodation and part Class A1 (retail) at basement level 01; part Class A1 (retail) accommodation and part Class B1 (office) at ground floor level; part Class A1 (retail), part plant accommodation and part Class B1 (office) at first floor level; flexible Class A1 (retail) or Class B1 (office) at second floor; Class B1 (office) accommodation at third to seventh floors; part plant accommodation and part Class B1 (office) accommodation at eighth floor; Class B1 (office) accommodation at ninth floor; the creation of terraces on levels 6 to 8 and a rooftop terrace area at level 9 (all for use in association with office accommodation); photovoltaic panels on level 9 and the roof; and other associated works including short stay cycle parking spaces in Adam and Eve Court'; NAMELY; minor changes to facades at levels 7 and 8 on the east elevation, as well as associated minor changes to the west and north elevations, a revised internal layout and facade changes to level 9 and amended top floor plant screen, a small reduction in PV panels, a change to the description of development to account for the removal of PV panels from level 9a and a change or wording to Condition 22 to account for the reduction in the area of PV panels from 46qm to 40sqm.

Amendments to planning permission dated 19th April 2023 (RN: 22/04610/FULL) for, 'Part demolition, excavation (including beneath Davies Mews), erection of new buildings and alterations to existing buildings comprising: redevelopment of 60 Brook Street; redevelopment of 48, 50, 56 and 58 Brook Street and 16 Davies Mews behind retained Brook Street facades at; redevelopment behind retained and partially reconstructed facade at 52-54 Brook Street; refurbishment with alterations and addition of turret and gables at 40-46 Brook Street and 40 South Molton Lane; redevelopment behind retained Davies Mews and South Molton Lane elevations and front roof at 1-7 Davies Mews and 28-30 South Molton Lane; refurbishment and alterations at 50 Davies Street; refurbishment with alterations and partial demolition and redevelopment of upper floors at 52-54 Davies Street; redevelopment behind reconstructed and extended facade at 56 Davies Street (including the removal and reinstatement of certain building features), and Brookfield House (44-48 Davies Street and 62 and 64 Brook Street); part demolition of ground floor and refurbishment at 10 South Molton Street; refurbishment and alterations at 15-25, 27 and 42 South Molton Street; all to provide a development of up to 9 storeys including Class B1 (Business), Class A1 (Shops), Class A3 (Restaurant and Cafes), Class A4 (Drinking Establishment), composite use comprising public house and guest accommodation (sui generis), Class C3 (Dwellinghouses), Community Infrastructure and Facilities, and Class C1 (Hotel) uses, improvements to public realm and pedestrian routes, servicing, ancillary plant and storage, cycle parking and other associated works'; NAMELY, to make design changes, alter the wording of conditions and amend the approved description of development.

Amendments to planning permission dated 21 September 2020 (Ref: 19/10047/FULL) for, 'Demolition of 134-140 Oxford Street and 77-84 Wells Street (Wells House) and the erection of a new building comprising basements, ground plus nine upper floors, with plant accommodation and Sui Generis (nightclub) at basement level 02; subterranean 'cycle centre' including cycle parking/changing rooms/drying rooms/lockers; part plant accommodation and part Class A1 (retail) at basement level 01; part Class A1 (retail) accommodation and part Class B1 (office) at ground floor level; part Class A1 (retail), part plant accommodation and part Class B1 (office) at first floor level; flexible Class A1 (retail) or Class B1 (office) at second floor; Class B1 (office) accommodation at third to seventh floors; part plant accommodation and part Class B1 (office) accommodation at eighth floor; Class B1 (office) accommodation at ninth floor; the creation of terraces on levels 6 to 8 and a rooftop terrace area at level 9 (all for use in association with office accommodation); photovoltaic panels on level 9 and the roof; and other associated works including short stay cycle parking spaces in Adam and Eve Court'; NAMELY, alterations to nightclub entrance onto Adam and Eve Court, Adam & Eve Court Louvres, to the articulation of the sixth floor dormer windows, and to the Level 9 amenity terrace space; inclusion of facade lighting strategy; internal alterations; and pulling inwards of seventh floor in northern part of site.

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

Development of part four storey Norman Shaw South internal courtyard infill building, to provide further accommodation for parliamentary uses (Sui Generis); internal and external refurbishment, including installation of new building services and rooftop louvres; secondary glazing, and interiors, creation of new openings, alterations to basement vaults, and associated works including temporary construction works; Partial reconfiguration of basement level of 1 Canon Row to accommodate a new cycle centre and goods lift connecting to the lower ground level, limited secondary glazing and brickwork repairs to internal courtyard facade and replacement of fire doors connecting to Norman Shaw South; Single storey building to St Stephen's Yard connecting to Norman Shaw South and Portcullis House to provide an extension to existing accommodation for parliamentary uses (Sui Generis). Linked to 19/08267/FULL REVISED SCHEME: including amendments to risers and services and omission of photovoltaic roof tiles.

Development of part four storey Norman Shaw South internal courtyard infill building, to provide further accommodation for parliamentary uses (Sui Generis). Partial reconfiguration of basement level of 1 Canon Row to accommodate a new cycle centre and goods lift connecting to the lower ground level. Single storey building in St Stephen's Yard connecting to Norman Shaw South and Portcullis House to provide an extension to existing accommodation for parliamentary uses (Sui Generis). Linked to 19/08271/LBC REVISED SCHEME: including amendments to risers and services and omission of photovoltaic roof tiles. 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