Author: Cyril Richert We received an update from Tim Glass, the developer, on the hotel for the Woburn site, 155 Falcon Road. I am writing to update you on the…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert The Proposed Submission versions of the DMPD (Development Management Policies Document) and SSAD (Site Specific Allocation Document), which provide detailed policies to support the delivery of the…
Continue Reading »Update on plannings in Putney
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Just a few words to update you on what is happening in Putney at the moment. Tote was the hotel from Travelodge at 11 storeys replacing an office building that…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert The planning inspectorate has now confirmed that the WBC planning strategy is sound and can go ahead with a number of amendments. Most of the changes were…
Continue Reading »The planning inspectorate has now confirmed that the WBC planning strategy is sound and can go ahead with a number of amendments. Most of the changes were discussed at the…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert In the decision made by the Secretary of State for Communities to refuse the Ram Brewery development (read our article here) he also agreed on planning permission…
Continue Reading »Battersea vs Clapham in the Evening Standard
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Author: Cyril Richert Thanks to James Cousins’ blog I read the article the Evening Standard (ES) wrote on the small (but exemplar) issue of Asda’s store in SW11 re-branding himself…
Continue Reading »NORTHCOTE WARD E-bulletin – October 2010
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Author: Cyril Richert I received the latest newsletter from the Councillors of Northcote ward with article on the Bolingbroke site. I have selected a list of subjects that we have…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Following the government’s spending review on Wednesday 20th October (see our article here and find more analysis on the BBC website), the Secretary of State for Culture,…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Interesting article published by Simon Jenkins in the Evening Standard (28 Sept 10) on the danger of current planning policies. London design has become the Cinderella of…
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