Amendments to the planning permission dated 13th October 2022 (RN:20/03862/FULL) for Variation of condition 1 (Approved drawings) of planning permission dated 27 November 2017 (RN 17/02957/FULL) which was a Variation of Conditions 1 and 6 of planning permission dated 2 March 2017 (RN 15/10671/FULL) for the demolition and redevelopment of 117 to 125 Bayswater Road, together with 2 to 6 Queensway and 7 Fosbury Mews for a new building comprising 3 basements, ground and 9 upper storeys to include 55 residential units and ancillary residential facilities (class C3), together with retail (class A1) unit, a retail (class A1) and/or restaurant (class A3) unit, a dentist (class D1) and a spa use (class D2), highway works and the use of car parking within the basement of Consort House, to vary the approved drawings to amend the ground floor frontage to allow the existing bureau de change to remain in situ and be part of the scheme temporarily and to extend the spa over all three basement levels rather than two. Namely, to allow design changes to be incorporated and amendments to the internal layouts of three residential units.

Amendments to planning permission dated 13 October 2022 (RN: 20/03862/FULL) for variation of condition 1 (Approved drawings) of planning permission dated 27 November 2017 (RN 17/02957/FULL) which was a Variation of Conditions 1 and 6 of planning permission dated 2 March 2017 (RN 15/10671/FULL) for the demolition and redevelopment of 117 to 125 Bayswater Road, together with 2 to 6 Queensway and 7 Fosbury Mews for a new building comprising 3 basements, ground and 9 upper storeys to include 55 residential units and ancillary residential facilities (class C3), together with retail (class A1) unit, a retail (class A1) and/or restaurant (class A3) unit, a dentist (class D1) and a spa use (class D2), highway works and the use of car parking within the basement of Consort House. to vary the approved drawings to amend the ground floor frontage to allow the existing bureau de change to remain in situ and be part of the scheme temporarily and to extend the spa over all three basement levels rather than two. NAMELY, to vary the approved drawing numbers for Removal of the Building Maintenance Unit (BMU) and re-location of plant at Level 9 to ground and lower ground floors, reconfiguration of Levels 8 and 9; passenger lift access to all floors, lift overruns at roof level; north façade rationalisation; alterations to the external materiality of the building and incorporating a higher percentage of stone in the proposals; NAMELY, to change the tenant demise line at ground floor and basement 1 levels (i.e quantum of floorspace for Restaurant and Health Facility).

Amendments to planning permission dated 13 October 2022 (RN: 20/03862/FULL) for variation of condition 1 (approved drawings) of planning permission dated 27 November 2017 (RN 17/02957/FULL) which was a variation of Conditions 1 and 6 of planning permission dated 2 March 2017 (RN 15/10671/FULL) for the demolition and redevelopment of 117 to 125 Bayswater Road, together with 2 to 6 Queensway and 7 Fosbury Mews for a new building comprising 3 basements, ground and 9 upper storeys to include 55 residential units and ancillary residential facilities (class C3), together with retail (class A1) unit, a retail (class A1) and/or restaurant (class A3) unit, a dentist (class D1) and a spa use (class D2), highway works and the use of car parking within the basement of Consort House. to vary the approved drawings to amend the ground floor frontage to allow the existing bureau de change to remain in situ and be part of the scheme temporarily and to extend the spa over all three basement levels rather than two. NAMELY, to vary the approved drawing numbers for Removal of the Building Maintenance Unit (BMU) and re-location of plant at Level 9 to ground and lower ground floors, reconfiguration of Levels 8 and 9; passenger lift access to all floors, lift overruns at roof level; north façade rationalisation; alterations to the external materiality of the building and incorporating a higher percentage of stone in the proposals; NAMELY, to amend the wording of condition 20 to allow placement of planters, tubs, tables, chairs or adverts is permitted outside of the ground floor retail unit.

Variation of Condition 1 of planning permission dated 8 April 2022 (21/02273/FULL) for: partial demolition, alterations, extensions and refurbishment of existing buildings to provide a part 4-8 storey block plus one basement level for use as Hotel (Class C1) with ancillary facilities and roof terrace; continued pub/bar (Sui Generis) and residential (Class C3) at 23 Wellington Street; provision of plant, servicing, cycle parking and other associated works namely; alterations to the design of the gable end above 23 Wellington Street; additional plant equipment on roof; extension at basement level 2; amendments to design of balconies at rear of Wellington House; alterations to entrance steps; alterations to ground floor facade of 13-14 Exeter Street (Site includes: 23 Wellington Street, 25-31 Wellington Street, 22 Tavistock Street, 24-28 Tavistock Street, 13-14 Exeter Street, 12 Burleigh Street, 14 Burleigh Street and 15 Exeter Street)

Details of works to build the new residential unit at fourth floor level and extend the existing flat at third floor level of Ashland House / notification in writing that the dwellings are complete / access for inspection by WCC planning / confirmation in writing of satisfactory works pursuant to Condition 2(partial) of planning permission dated 25 October 2018 (RN: 18/06856/FULL).

Refurbishment and extension of the building on Luxborough street extending to Bingham Place; remodelling and extension of roof to provide internal and external terrace floorspace extensions to house a lift to rear at lower ground to fifth floor; use of part of ground floor as a café all in association with the use of the building as Learning and non-residential institutions (Class F1 ).

Variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 4th October 2022 (RN 22/00448/FULL) for the demolition of the existing hipped roof and construction of a roof extension, a rear extension involving the infill of an existing undercroft area at ground floor, the replacement of an existing link building (between the building fronting Chapel Side and Esca House to the rear) and an additional second floor storey, and the excavation of a basement under the main building, in association with the change of use of the ground and first to residential flats (Class C3). Replacement windows to the front and rear elevations, and the creation of a terrace and green roof on the rear extension roof at third floor level and a terrace at rear fourth floor level. NAMELY, to increase size of basement level and creation of associated lightwell; Alterations to fenestration; relocation and alteration of rear dormers; Internal changes to layout of residential accommodation; and associated external alterations.

Redevelopment of Selkirk House, 166 High Holborn and 1 Museum Street following the substantial demolition of the existing NCP car park and former Travelodge Hotel to provide a mixed-use scheme, providing office, residential, and town centre uses at ground floor level. Works of demolition, remodelling and extension to 10-12 Museum Street, 35-41 New Oxford Street, and 16A-18 West Central Street to provide further town centre ground floor uses and residential floorspace, including affordable housing provision. Provision of new public realm including a new pedestrian route through the site to link West Central Street with High Holborn. Relocation of cycle hire docking stations on High Holborn. REVISIONS NAMELY: amendments to ground and first floor of proposed tower.

Demolition and rebuilding of rear section of building, excavation to create a two-storey basement, extensions and associated refurbishment of Grosvenor Gardens House, to provide 42 residential units (Class C3) on first to seventh floors; reconfiguration at ground floor level to provide mixed retail/restaurant use; wellness facility, residential storage, plant, car and cycle parking at basement levels; public realm works to Eaton Lane; and associated external and internal alterations.

[Multiple Addresses] Redevelopment of Selkirk House, 166 High Holborn and 1 Museum Street following the substantial demolition of the existing NCP car park and former Travelodge Hotel to provide a mixed-use scheme, providing office, residential, and town centre uses at ground floor level. Works of demolition, remodelling and extension to 10-12 Museum Street, 35-41 New Oxford Street, and 16A-18 West Central Street to provide further town centre ground floor uses and residential floorspace, including affordable housing provision. Provision of new public realm including a new pedestrian route through the site to link West Central Street with High Holborn. Relocation of cycle hire docking stations on High Holborn. REVISIONS NAMELY: reduction in height of proposed tower by two storeys, widening of the floor plates of the proposed tower, changes to elevations and entrances, change of Vine Lane block from co-working to residential, increase in affordable housing to 51% of residential uplift.