Posts Tagged ‘planning’
Islington set to abandon Finsbury Leisure Centre plans in £10m loss for council
Leader Una O’Halloran cancels project tipped to deliver 200 homes over ballooning costs and ‘local concerns’
Read MoreGenealogy society’s new Islington home recognised at architecture awards
Society of Genealogists’ headquarters shortlisted for industry accolade
Read More‘Sorry saga’: Children and teachers protest plans for Ocado depot next to their school
Yerbury Primary families want to ‘stop precedent being set’ with online shopping on the rise
Read MorePlans for ‘landmark’ 150m skyscraper in Old Street win approval in face of local discontent
99 City Road is set to be 50 per cent taller than Islington’s new planning strategy allows
Read MoreBuilding in Angel could become a pub again for first time in over two decades
Council considering application for site where Empress of Russia pub once operated for almost 200 years
Read MoreUnite Students applies to remove cladding from seven-storey blocks
Company reviewed cladding and fire safety remedial work following building safety advice
Read More‘Terrible deal’: Finsbury Leisure Centre campaigners call on council to put ‘grandiose’ rebuild on hold
Planning chief defends ‘great development’ and says he won’t apologise for creating new homes
Read MoreCouncillors set to decide on £5m budget bump-up for controversial leisure centre redevelopment
Footballers have criticised the scheme, which would see flats built on sports pitches
Read MoreHousing association promises transparency over social housing at Holloway prison redevelopment after campaigners flag concerns
Peabody to share more details of how it will fit second staircases in tall towers without losing homes
Read MoreHighbury Fields in line for new cafe with fully accessible toilets under plans submitted by council
Popular Oasis cafe would be replaced if Town Hall planners sign off on the proposals
Read MoreCampaigners welcome plans for extra staircases at Holloway prison development – but say social housing must be preserved
Additional safety measures to be brought in for tower blocks over 30 metres in height
Read More‘Final piece of the jigsaw’: Block of student flats next to Arsenal’s stadium gets go-ahead from planners
Twelve-storey building on Hornsey Road approved by councillors despite 40 objections
Read MoreEarmarked Romany Gypsies’ and Travellers’ sites deemed ‘not sound’
‘We’re not giving up yet and hopefully the council will find a suitable alternative’
Read More‘Disappointing’: Office block near Old Street wins planning approval despite neighbours’ objections over light loss
Developer of four-storey block on Bastwick Street persuades planners at second attempt
Read More‘Unique’ former stables to be turned into workspace for creatives – and the internal horse ramp will stay
Councillors give giddy-up to plans at Garrett Street building, which was built in 1897 to house 100 shire horses
Read MoreCouncil planning chief booed as protesters kick off over potential loss of football pitches
‘I make no apology for 100 new council homes,’ says Cllr Diarmaid Ward
Read More‘Towering monstrosities’: Major development in Archway wins approval despite tongue-lashing from residents
Planners say scheme not ‘perfect’ but will help with housing crisis
Read More‘Big eyesore’: Demolition at Barnsbury estate to go ahead despite complaints about replacement towers
Town Hall planners approve housing association’s plans in face of concerns from councillors and residents
Read MoreTown Hall set to let out empty car park in Clerkenwell to storage company
Council report says renting out the space could remove risk of anti-social behaviour
Read MoreWhittington Hospital’s maternity unit set for ‘long overdue improvements’
Hospital bosses say plans will create ‘modern and welcoming facilities for families, patients and staff’
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