Amendments to planning permission dated 18th October 2022 (RN:20/03307/FULL) for Comprehensive residential-led mixed-use redevelopment, including demolition of Kylestrome House, Lochmore House, Laxford House, Stack House, Walden House and structures attached to Coleshill Flats; tree removal and pollarding; erection of a partial sub-basement, basement and buildings varying in height from five to 11 storeys, to provide affordable homes (Class C3), market homes (Class C3), senior living accommodation (comprising Class C3 and / or Class C2), alongside a range of uses at partial sub-basement, basement and ground floor level including retail (Class A1), restaurants / cafes (Class A3), drinking establishments (Class A4); offices (Class B1), community space (Class D1), cinema (Class D2); use of the lower ground floor of the Coleshill Flats as retail and / or workspace (Class A1 and / or B1); provision of new pedestrian routes; basement car parking; basement and ground floor circulation, servicing, refuse, ancillary plant and storage; provision of hard and soft landscaping; landscaping works and creation of new play facilities at Ebury Square; rooftop PV panels; rooftop plant equipment; refurbishment and relocation of Arnrid Johnston obelisk to elsewhere within the site; refurbishment and relocation of the water fountain on Avery Farm Row; repair and relocation of the telephone boxes on Orange Square; and other associated works. Namely, to amend the wording of Condition 4 to exclude demolition works from the conditon.

Demolition of the existing building at 1-6 Holborn Circus (known as Thavies Inn House) and the erection of a ten storey Class E building for office use with Class E retail use at part ground floor level with works to include reinstatement and new pedestrian routes through the site; hard and soft landscaping works including removal and replacement trees within the public highway, and creation of pocket park in Thavies Inn; widening of the footway on St Andrew Street; and other works incidental to the proposed development.

Amendments to planning permission dated 29th April 2016 (RN 15/11458/COFUL) for the Demolition of existing buildings at Nos.139-147 Harrow Road and Dudley House and proposed redevelopment ranging in height from 7 storeys to 22 storeys, comprising between 187 and 197 residential units (Class C3); a new secondary school (Class D1); a replacement church (Class D1); a retail unit (flexible Class A1/A2/A3 use); basement car parking; cycle and motorcycle parking; provision of shared amenity space, landscaping; and amended vehicular and pedestrian access (Council's Own Development). NAMELY, the amendment seeks to retain the facade as built at the northern and western elevations.

a) Demolition of existing buildings, comprising 69-71 Fleet Street, 72-78 Fleet Street (Chronicle House), 80-81 Fleet Street, 8 Salisbury Court, 1 Salisbury Square, 35 Whitefriars Street (Hack and Hop public house), 36-38 Whitefriars Street, and 2-6 Salisbury Square (Fleetbank House); b) Part demolition of 2-7 Salisbury Court (Grade II) and carrying out of works including remodelling at roof level, formation of new facade to south elevation, part new facade to west elevation and new core and part new floors. Part replacement fenestration, new plant and other works associated with change of use to drinking establishment with expanded food provision (sui generis); c) Erection of three new buildings: 1). A combined court building (Class F1), 2). A police headquarters building (sui generis) 3). A commercial building including offices, retail and cycle hub (Class E); d) Creation of shared basement for emergency response vehicles, parking, mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP), and ancillary functions associated with the three new buildings, with ingress and egress from Whitefriars Street; e) Public realm and highway works, including enlarged Salisbury Square, landscaping, access and servicing arrangements, new pedestrian routes, hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) measures, and bicycle and vehicle parking; f) Dismantling, relocation and reconstruction of Grade II listed Waithman obelisk within Salisbury Square; g) Other associated and ancillary works and structures.

Demolition of the existing building at 55 Basinghall Street (known as City Place House) and the erection of a Class E building for commercial, business and service use with Class E retail use at ground floor level with works to include partial removal, re-alignment and reinstatement of the Bassishaw Highwalk*; partial demolition, reconfiguration and refurbishment of the basement, lower ground, ground and mezzanine floors of 40 Basinghall Street (known as City Tower) for Class E commercial, business and service and retail use works to include the provision of a new lift and staircase between street and Highwalk level and reconfiguration and re landscaping of the existing first floor terrace area; formation of a new pedestrian route between London Wall and Basinghall Street; hard and soft landscaping works including alterations to and within the public highway; other works incidental to the proposed development (49,119 sq.m). *This application involves the rescission and alteration of areas of City Walkway through City Place House and City Tower, and rescission and alterations of the city walkway and walkway bridge over Basinghall Street

Variation of Conditions 1, 13 (part vi) & 19 (part h) of listed building consent dated 17 February 2020 (19/09926/LBC); for Alterations to existing building including creation of new pedestrian & vehicular entrances; alterations to bottle balustrades & parapets; creation of three additional storeys at fifth, sixth & seventh floors; creation of two additional basement storeys; partial demolition & reconstruction of central wing; demolition & reconstruction of Triangular Courtyard facades incorporating extensions at ground to fourth floors; external alterations to Quadrangle facades including new pedestrian entrances; landscaping to Quadrangle & Triangular Courtyards; creation of external terraces at fourth, fifth, sixth & seventh floors; entrance canopies; public realm works including alterations to security walls & bollards; removal & replacement of street trees; all in connection with use as hotel comprising up to 125 hotel bedrooms/suites with flexible hotel/retail/restaurant/bar use at part ground floor, flexible hotel/restaurant use at part lower ground, part ground & part second floors; flexible hotel/bar use at part fifth & part sixth floors; flexible retail, leisure, restaurant or bar use at part ground floor, leisure/spa facilities within the basement levels & part lower ground floor ancillary ballroom, event space & meeting rooms, food & beverage facilities, back of house facilities; car, cycle parking & servicing facilities; and up to 88 residential dwellings with ancillary communal amenities, car, cycle parking & servicing; namely, amendments to the Quadrangle courtyard paving, amendments to internal layout of two residential units; installation of additional windows to fifth floor; installation of external grilles to the east and north elevations and submission of details reserved by Condition 13 (vi) (internal finishes, including vehicle and service areas) and 19 (h) (stonework and ironwork gate details).

Variation of Conditions 1 and 9 and removal of Condition 11 of planning permission dated 17 September 2019 (RN: 19/05038/COFUL) for the: Use of former site of Edgson House as temporary community space (Class D1), cafe (Class A3) and workspace/retail units (Class A1 and/or Class B1) with associated landscaping and temporary structures, for a period of up to 5 years namely, to allow the installation of a kitchen extract ventilation duct, two condenser units and toilet extract fan and primary cooking in the cafe.

Amendments to planning permission dated 12 March 2020 (RN: 18/10917) for Construction of a ground floor plus part four, six and seven storey building (Building 7b/7c) with new basement fronting Allington Street, Bressenden Place and Victoria Street for use as offices (Class B1), flexible retail (Class A1/A2/B1), flexible office/library (Class B1/D1) and flexible retail/library/office (Class A1/A2/B1/D1) and associated works, hard landscaping, highway, utilities and ancillary works with servicing from Bressenden Place. Reinstating elements of the retained facade and interiors of Sutton House (previously at 156-158 Victoria Street). The application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement (ES) which may be viewed with the application documents. (Site also known as Nova Place), namely a reduction in the size of the northern basement and relocation of the refuse and recycling store within the retained basement area.