Hybrid planning application for a mixed-use development comprising: Detailed Component: Full planning permission for the erection of residential blocks ranging in height from 4 to 8 storeys comprising a total of 116 dwellings (Use Class C3) with associated landscaping, cycle parking, secure communal amenity space & improvements to the public footpath and other associated works. Outline Component: Outline planning permission for a SEND school (Use Class F1(a) with all matters reserved with the exception of access. (Application site affects the setting of a Grade II Listed Building, The Connaught Tavern)

A residential-led redevelopment comprising the erection of five buildings ranging from 3-9 storeys, plus a podium level, for the provision of 147 residential units and 191sqm (GIA) non-residential floor space (Use Class E (a, b, c, d, g) / F1 / F2), installation of plant, public realm, car parking, landscaping and highway works and other associated works (This application site is within the setting of a Grade II Listed Building: Chapel of St George and St Helena)

Loft conversion with 3no rooflights, Proposed ground floor side and rear extension including bike and bin storage, enlargement of basement, and the erection of an outbuilding. Front and rear Garden Landscaping and all associated works at 146 Claremont Road. (This application is affecting the setting of Woodgrange Conservation Area).

Re-consultation following the submission a 'revised Community Facilities Statement' on 9 September 2021 - further to this it is highlighted that changes have also been made on 1 June 2021 and 9 September 2021 in respect of the elevational treatment, Fire Safety Statement, revised Acoustic Assessment, updated Flood Risk Assessment information and sustainability measures; Demolition of the existing buildings. Erection of buildings of up to 10 storeys accommodating 78 residential units (Use Class C3) alongside 541 sqm (GEA) retail floorspace (Use Class E) and 194 sqm (GEA) community use floorspace (Use Class E / F.1 / F.2) at ground floor. Associated car and cycle parking. Associated landscaping works. New vehicular access from Earlham Grove and other associated works. (Application site is located within Forest Gate Town Centre Conservation Area, adjoining Woodgrange Estate Conservation Area and affects the setting of a Grade II Listed Sculpture called "The Preacher").

Section 73 application to vary Condition 2 (Approved drawings and documents) agreement of the affordable housing contribution, attached to planning permission 19/00668/VAR dated 7th August 2020 which granted planning permission for; Section 73 Application to vary condition 2 to improve unit 16 with an additional single bedroom, resulting in the 1b/2p flat becoming a 2b/3p flat and changes to north, south, east and west external elevations and to vary condition 27 (Hours of operation for the D1 use) from the hours of 09:00 and 21:30 on Monday to Saturday and between 06:00 and 21:00 on Sunday and Bank Holidays(with the exception of the 4 days as set out in the Community Use Management Strategy) to the hours of 09:00 and 22:00 on Monday to Saturday and between 06:00 and 22:00 on Sunday and Bank Holidays (with the exception of the 4 days as set out in the Community Use Management Strategy) attached to planning permission 18/00307/FUL dated 10/12/2018 which granted full planning permission for Demolition of existing building; erection of a part 1, part 3, part 5/6 storey building comprising replacement church and community use (Class D1) over ground and basement levels together with 17 self-contained flats (comprising 9 x 1, 4 x 2 and 4 x 3 bed), together with associated cycle parking and landscaping

Application for the erection of a 412 room hotel in a building up to 3, 5 and 14 storeys with ancillary bar and dining facilities, outdoor space, landscaping and servicing provision, including the retention and exterior refurbishment of the main part of the Railway Tavern Hotel building (Amended Description) This is a major planning application, a Departure from the Development Plan and 'The Railway Tavern' is a Locally Listed Building.

Erection of a five-storey extension to the existing hotel (use class C1) to provide 77 x additional hotel bedrooms and a single storey extension to the existing cafe / restaurant at ground floor; change of use of a vacant retail unit (use class E) to a meeting room ancillary to the hotel; associated hard and soft landscaping works.

Erection of a new two storey educational building to the rear of the site with a single storey link, with internal and external alterations / modifications associated with the refurbishment of the former police station to accommodate an educational use (Class F.1a), together with a new lift to the former police station, landscaping, plant, cycle parking, car parking and other associated works. (This is a Grade II Listed Building - Police Station With Walls and Gate Piers To Side) (Affects the setting of other Listed Buildings; Council Offices Grade II, Fellowship House Grade II, Technical College Grade II, Newham Council Offices Grade II*, Wall To East Ham Town Hall, Technical College and Library Turning Corner Down High Street South To The Council Offices Grade II, Public Library Grade II and The Denmark Arms Public House Grade II) (Affects setting of other Locally Listed Buildings) (The site falls within East Ham Town Centre Conservation Area)

Erection of a new two storey educational building to the rear of the site with a single storey link, with internal and external alterations / modifications associated with the refurbishment of the former police station to accommodate an educational use (Class F.1a), together with a new lift to the former police station, landscaping, plant, cycle parking, car parking and other associated works. (This is a Grade II Listed Building - Police Station With Walls and Gate Piers To Side) (Affects the setting of other Listed Buildings; Council Offices Grade II, Fellowship House Grade II, Technical College Grade II, Newham Council Offices Grade II*, Wall To East Ham Town Hall, Technical College and Library Turning Corner Down High Street South To The Council Offices Grade II, Public Library Grade II and The Denmark Arms Public House Grade II) (Affects setting of other Locally Listed Buildings) (The site falls within East Ham Town Centre Conservation Area)

Demolition of existing single-storey youth zone on Prince Regent Lane and erection of two-storey youth zone building and sports hall including proposed boundary and landscaping improvements.