Non-material amendment of planning permission 20/AP/0039: "Demolition of the existing building (43 Glengall Road) and erection of a single replacement building of up to 15 storeys (plus lower ground) together with new areas of public realm, replacement of commercial floorspace in the form of a Creative Commercial Centre including University related uses (comprised of light industrial Use Class E and part flexible Use Class E/F1) and ancillary cafe (Use Class E) on the lower and upper ground floors and Halls of Residence consisting of 676 student rooms (sui generis Use Class)". The non-material changes sought are: - Introduction and amendment of lobbies at lower ground floor associated with the fire escape stairs; - Reprofiling of the westernmost wall of the lower ground floor to avoid a clash with the steps above; - Addition of bird and bat boxes to the elevations; - Clarification of location of extract ventilation terminals serving the ensuite bedrooms; - Amendments to the fenestration and extents of windows on the uppermost storeys; and - Amendments to the wording of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) to capture all of the above.

Non material amendment of planning permission ref. no 19/AP/1773: Demolition of existing buildings and the erection of a part 2/3, 9 and 28 storey (up to 94.65m AOD) mixed-use development comprising of 3,581 sqm including 2,538 sqm of industrial floorspace (Use Classes B1c/B8) at ground and intermediate levels, 598 sqm of internal loading yard, 445 sqm ancillary plant and equipment; and 253 residential apartments (C3), 35.75% affordable by habitable room, and other associated infrastructure. This application represents a departure from strategic policy 10 'Jobs and Businesses' of the Core Strategy (2011) and Saved Policy 1.2 'Strategic and Local Preferred Industrial Locations' of the Southwark Plan (2007) by virtue of proposing to introduce residential accommodation in a preferred industrial location. Amendments include the following: -Amendment to window design to right hand of entrance (No.255) in south elevation; and -Introduction of two louvre panels in recessed brick façade within east elevation.