Application for Non-Material Amendment (S96a) in relation to planning permission Ref: 222341FUL dated 09.02.2023 for 'Development to provide a total of 326 self-contained residential units comprising; phased construction of seven blocks of flats (ranging from two to six-storeys); two two-storey detached dwellinghouses (following demolition of existing gatehouse); and a terrace of two-storey dwellinghouses in the grounds of Twyford Abbey (all Use Class C3); conversion of Twyford Abbey (Grade II Listed) into flats (Use Class C3) and provision of residents lounge; demolition of workshop attached to the Grade II listed walled garden and replacement with a single storey dwellinghouse (Use Class C3); facilitated by repair; refurbishment; infill and rooftop extensions; demolition of post-war extensions and other pre-war structures within grounds, excluding the cottage; retention and repair of the Grade II listed walled garden and attached cottage to provide ancillary facilities management accommodation and residents facilities; comprehensive landscaping works including removal and works to trees and groups of trees protected by a Tree Preservation Order; provision of permissive publicly accessible open space and grow gardens; provision of gated cycle and pedestrian access onto North Circular (A406) and new access onto Twyford Abbey Road; provision of hardstanding parking areas; ecological enhancement works; and other associated constructions works including installation of boundary treatment'. Amendment seeking a revised wording of condition 2 to add demolition phase (phase 0) to phasing plan; and conditions 9, 18 and 27 to exclude 'installation of access road and substation works' from falling within 'prior to commencement'

Variation of Conditions 1, 32, 38 and 39 of planning permission dated 19 March 2020 (RN: 18/04665/FULL) which itself varied Condition 1 of planning permission dated 9 March 2018 (RN: 17/03980) for: Demolition and rebuilding of 42 Half Moon Street, 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market; demolition and rebuilding of 10 White Horse Street behind retained front facade and erection of a five storey extension on vacant site at 12 White Horse Street. Alterations to all other buildings including demolition works, extensions and excavations to provide additional basement levels, removal of courtyard tree and installation of new plant. Use of the buildings as an hotel with public entertainment and health facilities (Class C1) and seven residential dwellings (Class C3).(Site includes 10 and 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market); NAMELY, various internal and external alterations, reconfiguration of basement accommodation including excavation of additional basement levels, enlargement of roof extension and plant area to 10-12 White Horse Street and installation of additional balconies to the rear, infill extension to rear lightwell at 42 Half Moon Street to provide additional plant and reconfiguration of roof plant and provision of additional plant; amendment to wording of Condition 30 (revised cycle parking provision), Conditions 36 (hours of use of drinking/dining areas) and Condition 37 (capacity of hotel drinking/dining areas). Namely, to vary the schedules of approved drawings to reflect the enclosed revised drawings, which illustrate the proposed minor material amendments, accordingly and amendment of Conditions 32, 38 and 39 so that they are in accordance with the revisedTransport Assessment Addendum and Operational Management Plan .

Non-material amendment to planning ref: 17/01955/FULL1 (allowed on appeal under reference APP/G5180/W/17/3186752 for the re-development of the site comprising the demolition of existing dwelling and erection of 2 two storey buildings with basements and accommodation in roof space, each comprising 3 no. two bedroom flats (6 flats in total) including formation of lightwells, associated landscaping, cycle and car parking and formation of vehicular access) in order to remove the railings and gates along the southern and eastern boundaries of the site, to augment the hedgerow along these boundaries with planting and allow the installation of raised planters to either side of the site entrances, each containing a feature tree.