Erection of a rear roof extension; erection of a rear extension at second floor level, over part of the existing back addition; erection of a single storey rear extension, following the demolition of existing rear ground floor (lean-to) back addition; installation of 2no. rooflights in the front roofslope; erection of a low level brick built front boundary wall including brick piers and a metal entrance gate; alterations to the size of window openings, and installation of 2no. windows to replace existing, to the rear elevation at first and ground floor level; formation of a patio and associated landscaping works in the rear garden.

Minor Material Amendment (S73a) to vary condition 2 (Approved Plans) of planning permission ref: 195092VAR dated 11/11/2020 for (As varied Ref:174485FUL dated 26.11.2019)for Demolition of existing structure and erection of part 7, 9 and 13 storey building with double basement for use as student accommodation (use class sui generis) comprising up to 650 bed spaces, ground floor ancillary student facilities and study areas, cycle parking, plant, access and servicing, landscaping and public realm, and basement/ground floor retail/café/restaurant (class A1/A3) and gymnasium (class D2) commercial units. Variation seeks to rationalise room types and building facade based on modular construction, and to increase the height of the ground floor by 0.5 metres

Erection of rear extensions at lower ground, ground and first floor levels; erection of railings on part of top of the proposed lower ground floor rear extension and replacement of trellises on side boundaries with close boarded fencing, in connection with the formation a roof terrace; installation of new French doors following the removal of existing window, to the rear elevation at ground floor level, to provide access to the proposed roof terrace; erection of a new enlarged dormer window following the removal of existing in the rear roofslope; lowering the lower ground floor level; demolition of existing external staircase and steps and formation of new steps with metal railings and handrails in the rear garden; associated landscaping of the rear garden.

Hybrid application to include: 1. Demolition of existing buildings (except the Maltings and the façade of the Bottling Plant and former Hotel), walls, associated structures, site clearance and groundworks, to allow for the comprehensive phased redevelopment of the site: 2. Detailed application for the works to the east side of Ship Lane which comprise: a. Alterations and extensions to existing buildings and erection of buildings varying in height from 3 to 9 storeys plus a basement of one to two storeys below ground to allow for residential apartments; flexible use floorspace for retail, financial and professional services, café/restaurant and drinking establishment uses, offices, non-residential institutions and community use and boathouse; Hotel / public house with accommodation; Cinema and Offices. b. New pedestrian, vehicle and cycle accesses and internal routes, and associated highway works c. Provision of on-site cycle, vehicle and servicing parking at surface and basement level d. Provision of public open space, amenity and play space and landscaping e. Flood defence and towpath works f. Installation of plant and energy equipment 3. Outline application, with all matters reserved for works to the west of Ship Lane which comprise: a. The erection of a single storey basement and buildings varying in height from 3 to 8 storeys b. Residential development c. Provision of on-site cycle, vehicle and servicing parking d. Provision of public open space, amenity and play space and landscaping e. New pedestrian, vehicle and cycle accesses and internal routes, and associated highways works.

Erection of a rear extension at first floor level on top of the proposed ground floor rear extension, and the formation of a roof terrace above to the rear elevation at second floor level; erection of a single storey rear extension, to the side and rear of existing ground floor back addition; erection of a single storey rear extension at lower ground floor level, following the demolition of existing conservatory; alterations to the rear elevation at second floor level to include, removal of existing dormer windows, erection of a new dormer window, and a new dormer single door to provide access to the proposed roof terrace; landscaping of the rear garden.

Amalgamation of 2no dwellinghouses into a single family dwellinghouse; erection of rear extensions at third floor level, on top of the existing back additions; demolition of existing single storey rear extensions and erection of a replacement single storey rear extension including the formation of an enlarged roof terrace above the roof of ground floor rear back addition; excavation of the front garden to form lightwells in connection with the enlargement of the existing basements; replacement of existing dormer windows with new dormer windows comprising of windows and French doors with Juliet balconies in the rear roofslope; installation of 2no rooflights in the front roofslope to no. 6 Dewhurst Road; replacement of existing windows with new windows and replacement of the existing single door with double doors at first floor level to the rear elevation; removal of rear fencing and front wall between no. 6 and 8 Dewhurst Road and installation of replacement refuse and cycle stores; erection of new front boundary wall with railings on top and a pedestrian access gate to no. 8 Dewhurst Road; associated landscaping in the front and rear gardens.

Alterations, including partial demolition (retrospective) and rebuilding of existing three-storey building with the addition of a further two-storey upward extension on top, in connection with the provision of flexible Class 'E' commercial use, including office accommodation/employment hub, together with a café/restaurant space at ground floor and roof level, associated soft and hard landscaping, upgrading of central courtyard and provision of a roof top garden, provision of car parking spaces, cycle parking spaces, refuse storage and other associated works.

The City of London Corporation has received a request for an EIA Scoping Opinion under regulation 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 for the redevelopment of the site known as 99 Bishopsgate. The proposed development comprises demolition of the existing buildings and erection of a new tower (240.5m AOD, 54 storeys excl. basement) and satellite buildings for office (Class E) (circa 97,000sq.m NIA), culture/community, retail and food and beverage uses (Class E) (circa 2000sq.m NIA); 3 basement levels, servicing access, and the provision of new public realm and landscaping and other associated works.

Outline planning permission with the details of access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale reserved for later determination. A demolition phase and phased redevelopment each phase being an independent act of development comprising data centre use B8 of up to 46,750 sqm GEA, including ancillary offices, internal plant and equipment including flues, and substation. In addition to the above the Development will include car parking.provision of external plant and equipment including flues creation of servicing areas and provision of associated services, including waste, refuse, cycle storage, and lighting; and for the laying out of the buildings routes and open spaces within the development; and all associated works and operations including but not limited to: demolition; earthworks provision of attenuation infrastructure, engineering operations. Development shall be in accordance with the approved Development Parameters Schedule and Plans.

Building works to confirm lawful implementation of planning permission reference: 2019/03296/FUL dated 11 February 2020 for the "Demolition of the existing dwellinghouse, and erection of a part one, part three storey replacement building plus basement and lightwells to provide a four bedroom single family dwellinghouse; formation of cycle storage and refuse storage; and associated hard and soft landscaping."