Discharge of obligation in Schedule 5 Part 3 paragraph 15 "Amended Visitor Management Plan" as required by the agreement associated with permission ref. 21/AP/0507 (Minor material amendments to planning permission 19/AP/1649 dated 2.10.2019 (which was a variation of permission 15/AP/3066) for "Redevelopment of 1 Bank End, including reuse of railway arches and rebuilding and extension of the rear of Thames House (behind retained facade); remodelling of Wine Wharf building and development of a two storey building at 16 Park Street, all to provide a development with a maximum height of 6 storeys (maximum building height 27.419m AOD) comprising retail units (flexible class A1 shops, A3 cafes/restaurants and A4 drinking establishments use) at ground and first floor levels, a gallery (Class D1 use) at ground floor level, office floorspace (Class B1 use) at ground up to fifth floor level, a cinema (Class D2 use) at ground floor and basement level, associated cycle parking spaces, new access routes and public open space." The amendments seek the following: - amendment to Condition 28 to allow for an increased amount of floorspace to be occupied by restaurants and cafes (Class A3) or pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments (Class A4) from 30% to 45% of the total retail area, with no more than 10% of the total retail area to be used for pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments, and with no more than 1 unit on Stoney Street to be used as a pub, wine bar and drinking establishment; - revised ground and first floorplan drawings showing amendments to unit layouts and sizes that have resulted from design development and construction).

Discharge of obligation in Schedule 5 Part 4 paragraph 18 (Delivery and Service Monitoring Plan) of the deed of variation associated with permission ref. 21/AP/0507 (Minor material amendments to planning permission 19/AP/1649 dated 2.10.2019 (which was a variation of permission 15/AP/3066) for "Redevelopment of 1 Bank End, including reuse of railway arches and rebuilding and extension of the rear of Thames House (behind retained facade); remodelling of Wine Wharf building and development of a two storey building at 16 Park Street, all to provide a development with a maximum height of 6 storeys (maximum building height 27.419m AOD) comprising retail units (flexible class A1 shops, A3 cafes/restaurants and A4 drinking establishments use) at ground and first floor levels, a gallery (Class D1 use) at ground floor level, office floorspace (Class B1 use) at ground up to fifth floor level, a cinema (Class D2 use) at ground floor and basement level, associated cycle parking spaces, new access routes and public open space." The amendments seek the following: - amendment to Condition 28 to allow for an increased amount of floorspace to be occupied by restaurants and cafes (Class A3) or pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments (Class A4) from 30% to 45% of the total retail area, with no more than 10% of the total retail area to be used for pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments, and with no more than 1 unit on Stoney Street to be used as a pub, wine bar and drinking establishment; - revised ground and first floorplan drawings showing amendments to unit layouts and sizes that have resulted from design development and construction).

Details of Condition 25 - CHP Management Plan as required by permission ref. 19/AP/7564 (minor material amendment to planning permission 17/AP/3910) dated 02/09/2021 for demolition of the existing building and construction of a part 13 storey/part 9 storey block fronting onto New Kent Road and a part 6 storey/part 4-storey block fronting onto Munton Road, to provide a mixed-use development, with basement, providing 81 residential units, 1361sqm of flexible business floor space/non residential institution (Use Class B1/D1) and 448sqm of retail floor space (Use Class A1) with associated cycle parking, servicing, refuse and recycling, landscaping and private and communal residential amenity space.

Non-material amendment to the wording of Conditions 3 'Archaeological Evaluation', 4 'Archaeological Mitigation' and 7 'Site Contamination' of planning permission 18/AP/2761, for: "Demolition of existing buildings and construction of a 12 storey building (plus basement) comprising 46 residential dwellings (Class C3) and commercial floorspace (Class B1(c)), creation of a new vehicular access from Hornshay Street with landscaping (including a communal roof garden), cycle parking and associated ancillary development". The non-material changes exclude from the trigger of all three conditions the demolition of the existing buildings on the site, in order to enable implementation of the development before the planning permission expires.

Non-material amendment pursuant to 20/AP/2256 [The construction of a 4 storey building for the provision of 9 new flats comprising 3x 3 bed, 5 person units; 2x 2 bed, 4 person units; 3x. 2 bed, 3 person units and 1x 1 bed, 2 person unit] for removal of basement, replacement of lightwell with landscaped area, creation of cupboard for electric meters in the communal entrance and removal of reference to 'persons' within description of development.

Variation of Condition 6 (S278 Highway Works) pursuant to 21/AP/0252 [Minor material amendment pursuant to 18/AP/3624 [Demolition of the existing two storey brick building on the site and construction of a contemporary mixed-use development to provide 9 residential apartments and ground floor commercial space] changes include: - Removal of fourth floor north east elevation window - Repositioning of first, second, third and fourth floor windows/doors casements to north east and south west elevations - Change of material of juliet balconies on first, second, third floors from metalwork to structural glass railings to north east elevation - Relocation of fourth floor terrace] for rewording of condition to replace reference of Penrose Street with Bombay Street.

Minor material amendment to planning permission ref. no. 22/AP/0968: Construction of a ground floor single-storey rear extension. Amendment sought: the development of the ground floor extension along the full length of the Eastern boundary of the property, which will accommodate ancillary uses that are unavailable at ground level both in the existing building and the consented scheme.

Details of condition 45 (Gate details) as required by planning permission ref: 21/AP/0507 (for Minor material amendments to planning permission 19/AP/1649 dated 2.10.2019 (which was a variation of permission 15/AP/3066) for "Redevelopment of 1 Bank End, including reuse of railway arches and rebuilding and extension of the rear of Thames House (behind retained facade); remodelling of Wine Wharf building and development of a two storey building at 16 Park Street, all to provide a development with a maximum height of 6 storeys (maximum building height 27.419m AOD) comprising retail units (flexible class A1 shops, A3 cafes/restaurants and A4 drinking establishments use) at ground and first floor levels, a gallery (Class D1 use) at ground floor level, office floorspace (Class B1 use) at ground up to fifth floor level, a cinema (Class D2 use) at ground floor and basement level, associated cycle parking spaces, new access routes and public open space". The amendments seek the following: - amendment to Condition 28 to allow for an increased amount of floorspace to be occupied by restaurants and cafes (Class A3) or pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments (Class A4) from 30% to 45% of the total retail area, with no more than 10% of the total retail area to be used for pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments, and with no more than 1 unit on Stoney Street to be used as a pub, wine bar and drinking establishment; - revised ground and first floorplan drawings showing amendments to unit layouts and sizes that have resulted from design development and construction).

Non-material amendment to planning permission ref. 18/AP/0657 (Demolition of existing buildings and redevelopment to provide construction of a part 5, part 7, part 8 and part 13 building a mixed-use development comprising 328 hotel rooms (Class C1) 20 no. residential dwellings (Class C3), offices, workspace and workshops (Class B1), multifunctional community events space (Class B1/D1), retail use (Class A1/A2/A3), 4 no. car parking spaces together with access, cycle parking, hard and soft landscaping and other associated works incidental to the development). The proposed amendments seek to introduce a phasing strategy, and to amend the wording of conditions 3, 5, 8 and 11 to reflect the phasing strategy

Details of condition 21 (Kitchen extract) for Unit 102A only as required by planning permission ref. 21/AP/0507 (Minor material amendments to planning permission 19/AP/1649 dated 2.10.2019 (which was a variation of permission 15/AP/3066) for "Redevelopment of 1 Bank End, including reuse of railway arches and rebuilding and extension of the rear of Thames House (behind retained facade); remodelling of Wine Wharf building and development of a two storey building at 16 Park Street, all to provide a development with a maximum height of 6 storeys (maximum building height 27.419m AOD) comprising retail units (flexible class A1 shops, A3 cafes/restaurants and A4 drinking establishments use) at ground and first floor levels, a gallery (Class D1 use) at ground floor level, office floorspace (Class B1 use) at ground up to fifth floor level, a cinema (Class D2 use) at ground floor and basement level, associated cycle parking spaces, new access routes and public open space". The amendments seek the following: - amendment to Condition 28 to allow for an increased amount of floorspace to be occupied by restaurants and cafes (Class A3) or pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments (Class A4) from 30% to 45% of the total retail area, with no more than 10% of the total retail area to be used for pubs, wine bars or drinking establishments, and with no more than 1 unit on Stoney Street to be used as a pub, wine bar and drinking establishment; - revised ground and first floorplan drawings showing amendments to unit layouts and sizes that have resulted from design development and construction).