Author: Cyril Richert Mark Field (Conservatives MP for Cities of London and Westminster) shared the concerns of Martin Linton (former Battersea MP) during the debate on tall buildings at the…
Continue Reading »The Mayor of London has decided to approve Wandsworth Council on the Ram Brewery decision to grant planning permission on Wednesday 7 August.…
Continue Reading »Lidl – extension for small bakery
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Author: Cyril Richert Lidl (Clapham Junction/141 Falcon Road) is currently currently working on the construction of a small single-storey extension along the south-west elevation of the foodstore building to create…
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On Tuesday, 23rd July 2013, the Planning Application Committee approved the new planning proposal for the Ram Brewery during a special meeting, with only the 2 Labour councillors voting against.…
Continue Reading »Next Tuesday, 23rd July 2013, the Planning Application Committee will attend an extraordinary meeting to approve the new planning proposal for the Ram Brewery.…
Continue Reading »Planning applications on churches
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Author: Cyril Richert Two churches near Plough Road are currently either with plans approved for demolition or with a proposal to refurbishment. St Paul’s Church – St Johns Hill/Brussels Road…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert On July, 3rd it was confirmed that St John’s Hill barracks (Territorial Army) will close (rationality, said the Secretary of States). That’s part of the global reshuffle…
Continue Reading »Consultation on local plan documents
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Author: Cyril Richert In accordance with the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012, Wandsworth Council was (again!) seeking representations between 17 May 2013 and 28 June 2013…
Continue Reading »On Thursday 27th June, Simon Hughes (Bermondsey and Old Southwark, Liberal Democrat) had a debate in the parliament about foreign-owned properties.…
Continue Reading »Wide-angle images have been used for a long time by developers. This is a fact that they distort perspective and therefore tall buildings appear further away or smaller than they…
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