Non-material amendment to planning permission reference: 2020/00514/VAR dated 8th July 2020 for the "Variation of Condition 16 (Air Quality) of planning application reference: 2017/02163/FUL, allowed on appeal ref: APP/H5390/W/17/3189578 dated 4th September 2018, for the "Demolition of existing buildings and redevelopment of the site for the erection of a part-four and part five-storey building plus basement to provide 34 residential units, two ground floor retail units (total floorspace 436 sqm) and provision of associated amenity space, car parking, cycle parking and refuse storage." Amendments sought to the wording of Condition 16 to read: "Prior to occupation of the development hereby permitted an Ultra Low Emission Strategy (ULES) for the operational phase of the development in order to mitigate the impact of air pollution shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. The Ultra Low Emission Strategy must detail the remedial action and mitigation measures that will be implemented to protect receptors (e.g. design solutions). This Strategy must make a commitment to implement the mitigation measures that are required to reduce the exposure of poor air quality and to help mitigate the development's air pollution impacts, in particular the emissions of NOx and particulates from on-road vehicle transport by the use of Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) compliant Vehicles in accordance with the emissions hierarchy (1) Cargo bike (2) Electric Vehicle, (3) Hybrid (non-plug in) Electric Vehicle (HEV), (4) Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV), (5) Alternative Fuel e.g. CNG, LPG. A monitoring report of the implementation of the ULES shall be submitted on annual basis to the LPA. Approved details shall be fully implemented prior to the occupation/use of the development and thereafter permanently retained and maintained." Amendments sought are alterations to the shopfront and other minor alterations to facilitate occupation as a retail shop.

Non-material amendment to planning permission reference: 2021/01830/VAR dated 8th December 2022 for the "Variation of Condition 2 (approved drawings), Condition 34 (number of rooms), Condition 52 (Sustainable design and construction), Condition 53 (Carbon reduction) and Condition 57 (number of rooms), and removal of Condition 35 (breakfast room)to allow minor material amendments to planning permission reference: 2017/04216/FUL dated 29 March 2019, as amended by 2020/02512/NMAT, for the "Demolition of existing building, and redevelopment of the site to provide a hotel (Use Class C1) and retail unit at ground floor level (Use Class E(a) the display or retail sale of goods, other than hot food)." Amendments sought are for: change from 100 bed hotel to 39 bed apart-hotel (Class C1); enlargement of ground floor refuse store by 2.2m in length along the side elevation facing Bucklers Alley; excavation of a single storey basement instead of two floors; and minor adjustment of window positionings." Non-material amendment sought is the alteration of the description of development for the retail unit from Class E(a) to Class E.

Non-material amendment to planning permission (ref: 2021/01039/VAR) dated 3 February 2022, for the development: 'Variation of Condition 2 (approved drawings) to allow minor material amendments to planning permission (ref: 2020/00646/FUL) dated 24 November 2020, for "The redevelopment of the site comprising the demolition and removal of the existing timber shed buildings, the retention of the existing office and former recording studio buildings and the development of part-basement, part-1, part-2, part-3 storey buildings, refurbishment of the office building and development of a first floor extension to the recording studio; to be used as office (Use Class B1), associated access works and cycle parking spaces'. In conjunction with minor external and internal alterations to the approved buildings, the amendments include: installation of new windows on south elevation and the reconfiguration of the plant enclosure at roof level (Block A), increase in parapet heights (infill elements) and reconfiguration to provide a brick clad boundary wall with the Cambridge Grove properties (Block B); and alterations to provide an enclosed bike store fronting Cambridge Grove (Building C).". Amendments sought relate to changes to the landscaping scheme (condition 27) by way of the addition of trees and landscaping.

Non-material amendment to planning permission ref: 2019/02756/VAR granted 6th January 2020 for the 'Variation of Condition 2 (approved drawings) of planning permission reference: 2016/02771/FUL dated 15/05/2019 for the "Removal of the existing advertisement hoarding to the front of the site, and demolition of the existing retail storage (Class A1) and car wash buildings (Sui generis) to the rear, and redevelopment of the site to include the erection of a three storey building on the Lillie Road frontage, to provide 2 no. retail units (Class A1) at ground floor and 6no. self-contained flats (2 x studio and 4 x 2 bed) at first and second floor levels, and the erection of a three storey building to the rear of the site to provide 3no. self-contained flats (3 x 2 bed), together with 3 no. off-street car parking spaces (including 1 disabled space), and associated amenity spaces." Amendments sought are alterations to the approved drawings including a three-storey extension to the side of Block 2; insertion of a new lift to Block 2 and subsequent alterations to the internal layout of flats 1, 2 and 6 and associated fenestration' to allow amendments to the description of development to read as follows 'Removal of the existing advertisement hoarding to the front of the site, and demolition of the existing retail storage (Class A1) and car wash buildings (Sui generis) to the rear, and redevelopment of the site to include the erection a mixed use development to provide retail units (Class A1) at ground floor and residential development at the upper levels of the development, together with 3 no. off-street car parking spaces (including 1 disabled space), and associated amenity spaces.'