Amendments to planning permission dated 11th May 2022 (RN:18/09727/FULL) for Demolition of existing buildings at Nos.28-34 Queensway and redevelopment of site by erection of a six storey, plus basement level, building comprising to provide Class A1 retail floorspace at basement and ground levels and 35 residential flats (Class C3) to the rear at ground level and on the upper floors. Demolition of existing buildings in Olympia Mews and redevelopment of site by erection of a replacement two storey building for use as Class B1 office floorspace ('Application 3'). Namely, to amend the wording of the description of development to:-Demolition of existing buildings at Nos 28-34 Queensway and Olympia Mews and redevelopment of site by erection of a six storey, plus basement level, building comprising Class E retail floor space and residential flats (Class C3) and erection of a replacement two storey building for use as Class E office floorspace, together with associated landscaping.

Amendments to planing permission dated 27 April 2016 (RN: 15/07497/FULL) for 'Demolition of existing buildings and erection of mixed use development comprising office (Class B1) and retail (Classes A1 & A3) across x2 four storey podiums, each with three residential buildings above (total of x6 residential buildings) ranging from 14 to 20 storeys high, providing residential units (including affordable residential units). Provision of new walkway and landscaping between the podiums and a retail pavilion at ground level. Erection of up to three basement levels comprising residential facilities, cycle storage (commercial and residential), plant and parking spaces'. Namely, to allow the use of the ground floor retail units as Use Class E (a)/(b); and provision of residential storage at lower ground floor level.

Amendments to planning permission dated 1st October 2021 (RN:20/06914/FULL) for, 'Variation of conditions 1, 31 and 35 of planning permission dated 4 March 2020 (RN 19/06767/FULL) (amended by 20/05397/NMA) which permitted the following development : Demolition of the existing buildings at 19-35 Baker Street, 88-110 George Street, 69-71 Blandford Street and redevelopment to create a mixed use scheme providing commercial uses and up to 51 residential units within a new ground plus nine storey building (and an enclosed plant area) on Baker Street; a new stepped ground plus four to ground plus six storey building on George Street; refurbishment, extension and the change of use of the first floor from office to residential at 30 Gloucester Place; creation of a single storey basement level linking the Baker Street and George Street buildings to provide car and cycle parking, refuse and servicing; creation of a new central, publicly accessible courtyard; removal of 5 trees and replacement trees across the site, a new publicly accessible route at ground level connecting Baker Street and Gloucester Place; associated plant, landscaping, replacement pavements in part and other associated works'. Namely, Works to the building, including changes to the East Elevation façade including additional non-openable windows, changes to the layout of the ground floor retail units, refurbishment of the roof, and other associated works

Amendments to planning permission dated 18th February 2022 (RN: 21/04717/FULL) for, 'Demolition of existing buildings on site and redevelopment to provide up to 30 residential units (Class C3), office floorspace (Class B1), gymnasium (Class D2), retail art gallery (Class A1), restaurant (Class A3) and retail (Class A1) floorspace; creation of a new pedestrian link through the site between Yarmouth Place and Carrington Street; erection of buildings either side of the new pedestrian link between 4 and 8 storeys in height excavation to create additional basement accommodation provision of on site car parking, cycle parking and delivery bay on Yarmouth Place new landscaping including improvement works to Yarmouth Place associated alterations.' Namely, to amend the description of development to omit reference to a retail art gallery Class A1 and to update the use classes to reflect the introduction of Class E.

Amendments to planning permission dated 22nd May 2015 (RN:14/07461/FULL) Demolition of existing buildings comprising street block bounded by Edgware Road, George Street, Forset Street and Nutford Place and redevelopment by erection of a part eight, part nine storey building with roof level plant room, two storey basement containing car parking, cycle storage and other ancillary floorspace to provide up to 24 residential units (Class C3), offices (Class B1) and retail (Class A1) accommodation. Associated external works and landscaping. Namely, to amend description of development to replace reference to "office and retail" with "flexible commercial uses".

Variation of Condition 1 of planning permission dated 9th February 2021 (RN: 20/05400/FULL) for, 'Demolition of existing buildings on site and redevelopment to provide up to 30 residential units (Class C3), office floorspace (Class B1), gymnasium (Class D2), retail art gallery (Class A1), restaurant (Class A3) and retail (Class A1) floorspace; creation of a new pedestrian link through the site between Yarmouth Place and Carrington Street; erection of buildings either side of the new pedestrian link between 4 and 8 storeys in height excavation to create additional basement accommodation provision of on site car parking, cycle parking and delivery bay on Yarmouth Place new landscaping including improvement works to Yarmouth Place associated alterations'; NAMELY, to make the following amendments to the approved development - Addition of a new courtyard at upper ground level to approved gallery, replacing the courtyard at first floor level; Adjustment of public staircase size; Adding flush rooflight to new pedestrian route; new gym entrance at LGF; relocating photovolatics to 6th floor roof; metal balustrade to terraces; new balustrade to 1st floor terrace; changes to office core at all levels as well as roof level, including new ductwork in plant enclosure; French windows to replace single doors to rear office facade and Residential cycle store relocated to lower ground floor level. (Application under Section 73 of the Act). (Revisions 12.11.2021 - waste and highways issues)

Variation of condition 1 on planning permission dated 13th May 2021 (RN 19/09996/FULL) which varied condition 1, and removal of conditions 20, 26 and 27 of planning permission dated 10 November 2015 (RN: 14/11837/FULL) for the: Demolition of existing building and redevelopment to provide a building of three blocks (Block A comprising ground and nine upper floors, Block B ground and three upper floors and Block C ground and three upper floors) with basement and smaller sub-basement below and each separated by landscaped areas. For a mix of up to 105 residential units, provision of a mix of retail (Class A1), restaurant (Class A3), drinking establishment (Class A4), office (Class B1), non-residential institution (Class D1) and assembly and leisure (Class D2) floorspace and associated landscaping, and provision of 46 residential parking spaces and associated plant space across sub-basement, basement and ground floor levels ( amended description of development pursuant to NMA's 20/2/2020 RN 19/10073/NMA) NAMELY to allow i) the installation of additional plant at roof level on Block B and ii) amalgamation of retail units in connection with the use of ground floor units 3B, SA, SB, 6 and basement floor of unit 6 as commercial offices. Application is made under S73 of the Act

Reserved matters application for access, layout, appearance, scale and landscaping in relation to Phase 3B (building A1), the construction of Apex 1, within the Apex Development Zone of NCGM pursuant to planning permission reference 2014/2810 dated 12 February 2015 for part outline and part detailed planning permission for: (a) demolition of existing wholesale Fruit and Vegetable and Flower Market and ancillary buildings and structures, and residential building on Nine Elms Lane (apart from the existing multi storey car park); (b) Construction of mixed-use redevelopment comprising: a new Fruit and Vegetable Market and Flower Market and ancillary uses, including temporary and permanent facade; refurbishment and extension of existing waste collection area (including rooftop sports pitches); residential dwellings; flexible commercial uses, including retail, financial and professional services, cafe/restaurant, bar uses and hot food takeaways and offices; non-residential institutions; assembly and leisure uses; temporary storage and distribution buildings and associated works; associated car, cycle and motorcycle parking and servicing and new vehicle accesses, energy centres; and landscaping public realm and open space including part of the Linear Park. All matters reserved apart from access, details of all new markets and supporting buildings, and details of Building N8 and associated landscaping); (c) Site clearance and enabling works.. The approved outline planning permission included the submission of an Environmental Impact Assessment

Reserved matters application for access, layout, appearance, scale and landscaping in relation to Phase 3B (building A1), the construction of Apex 1, within the Apex Development Zone of NCGM pursuant to planning permission reference 2014/2810 dated 12 February 2015 for part outline and part detailed planning permission for: (a) demolition of existing wholesale Fruit and Vegetable and Flower Market and ancillary buildings and structures, and residential building on Nine Elms Lane (apart from the existing multi storey car park); (b) Construction of mixed-use redevelopment comprising: a new Fruit and Vegetable Market and Flower Market and ancillary uses, including temporary and permanent facade; refurbishment and extension of existing waste collection area (including rooftop sports pitches); residential dwellings; flexible commercial uses, including retail, financial and professional services, cafe/restaurant, bar uses and hot food takeaways and offices; non-residential institutions; assembly and leisure uses; temporary storage and distribution buildings and associated works; associated car, cycle and motorcycle parking and servicing and new vehicle accesses, energy centres; and landscaping public realm and open space including part of the Linear Park. All matters reserved apart from access, details of all new markets and supporting buildings, and details of Building N8 and associated landscaping); (c) Site clearance and enabling works. The approved outline planning permission included the submission of an Environmental Impact Assessment.

Amendments to planning permission dated 4th March 2020 (RN 18/10021/FULL.) for the 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 B1), 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 change the description of development to 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, hotel, retail/commercial, and Leisure and non-residential institutions 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).