Application for the approval of details pursuant to Condition 7 (Construction Traffic Management Plan) of permission 19/0559 relating to the change of use of offices (Class B1a) with fenestration, alterations and provision of parking area and new replacement access with erection of gates and fencing.

Application for non material amendment to planning permission 19/0420 as amended by 21/1119//NMA to allow for the erection of two smoking shelters in the rear service yard, the construction of an access ramp across the existing drainage channel, omission of small section of fencing to allow for maintenance access, omission of three parking bays in the rear service yard, provision of two refuse enclosures in the rear service yard, replacement of entrance swing gates with sliding gates and reconfiguration of the pedestrian footpath, installation of additional photovoltaic panels on warehouse roof and amendments to the pedestrian access ramps to the office element

Consultation from Runnymede Borough Council for a phase 3 Reserved Matters application for the development of a data centre campus comprising: a) A building(s) for data storage and processing, associated cooling infrastructure, ancillary office and technical space and roof mounted PV cells; b) Energy Centre Building; c) Stand-By Generators and fuel storage; d) HV Sub-Station; e) visitor reception centre; 3 f) hard and soft landscaping and g) new roads, paths and yards and the provision of parking for cycles, cars and commercial vehicles, and requiring: h) site preparation and earthworks, i) drainage and associated infrastructure works (including SUDS), j) the erection of walls (including retaining walls) and fences, k) the installation of external lighting and necessary physical security systems, and l) other enabling works required during the construction and operation of the data centre campus The application forms part of phase 3 of planning permission RU.13/0856 (as revised under RU.16/0584) (Hybrid planning permission for the demolition of existing buildings and redevelopment of the Longcross North site)