Non material amendment for planning application 20/AP/0944 dated 17/11/2021 for redevelopment of the site to include demolition of Becket House and the erection of a 27 storey building with additional level of plant and basement levels in order to provide office use (Class B1), retail (flexible Class A1/A3), cycle parking, servicing, refuse and plant areas, public realm improvements and other associated works incidental to the development. Internal and external amendments comprising: changes to the escape stairs; changes to the lifting strategy; consequential changes to the roof profile, eastern facade, and north terrace; changes to plant and landscaping. Amendments resulting from design development and changes to fire safety regulations.

Non-material amendment to planning permission 19/AP/1950 (Variation to Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of planning permission 18/AP/1702 (which was a minor material amendment to planning permission 17/AP/2286) for the redevelopment of the site to provide new offices, homes and other commercial and leisure floorspace to allow for: Amendments to the façade, including the setting out and profile of the masonry cladding frame; Provision of a canopy at the entrance to the northern residential lobby; Changes to the amenity deck covering the parking drop-off, including being 'greened' with trailing foliage; Amendments to the entrance locations - the north and south elevation entrances remain in similar positions and a new retail entrance to the western elevation; Amendments to the internal layouts of the residential units; Provision of resident amenity space at ground floor mezzanine level and level 21 to provide a total of 717.9m2 total residents' amenity; Minor adjustment by 300mm to the east and west set-back elevations; Minor adjustment by 540mm above level 21 on the north set back elevation; and Details of the proposed landscape design around Ludgate House Block A, Ludgate House Block B and Ludgate House Block C.) to amend the wording of Condition 12 in order to allow the condition to be discharged by building, rather than the development as a whole.