Request for an Environmental Impact Assessment Scoping Opinion in accordance with Regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended) in association with a development comprising:- up to 1,200 student accommodation units within a 44-storey tower and 160 affordable residential units within a 23-storey tower, plus replacement industrial floorspace, office floorspace and retail/cafe uses. (Out of borough consultation from the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation)

Application for a Non-Material Amendment in (S96a) seeking to allow to replace the cladding material in relation to planning permission reference P/2012/2339 dated 04/12/12 for Mixeduse redevelopment (following the demolition of the office building) on the site to provide a grouping of buildings rising from 3 storeys at the south, to 11, 16 and 19 storeys (plus basement) at the northern end of the site with a lower 7 storey building linking the 11 and 16 storey buildings and a single storey linking these to the taller element - comprising 1,675sqm of office space (Use Class B1);student accommodation (Sui Generis) comprising 96 student cluster apartments (of between 5 and 8 units per cluster) providing 592 study rooms, and 66 students studios, and one rector studio (total number of units is 659); together with associated facilities 930sqm for retail/financial and professional/food and drink (use classes A1/A2/A3); 130sqm community space (use class D1); and cycle storage; public open spaces and alterations to the public realm; private amenity space; rooftop amenity space; rooftop plant, parking (24 spaces); cycle parking; access and associated works: Minor amendment to Block C comprising 182 sq.m single storey ground floor rear kitchen/refuse store addition.

Change of use from industrial (Sui Generis) to studio, production and office accommodation (Sui Generis); installation of a security kiosk and a 2.4m high palisade boundary fence incorporating automatic electrically operated pedestrian and vehicle gates; enlarged doorways and new fire exits to existing elevations