Author: Cyril Richert Last month I was asking you to comment our draft proposal regarding Wandsworth Borough Council policy on tall buildings. After merging all contributions and with the help…
Continue Reading »Ram Brewery: pre-inquiry note
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Author: Cyril Richert After the approval of the Ram Brewery redevelopment project, including 2 skyscrapers, by Wandsworth Borough Council last year, the planning was stopped by the government as the…
Continue Reading »Tall buildings in Clapham Junction
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Author: Cyril Richert The Planning and Transportation Overview and Scrutiny Committee (in charge of Planning policy – as bizarre as it sounds, the Planning Application Committee is only in charge…
Continue Reading »In the press
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Plan to limit tall buildings in South London Press.…
Continue Reading »Justine Greening, MP for Putney and Shadow London minister, is writing to us: Dear Cyril, As you’ve seen, we’ve got our developers in Putney too! I think the best way…
Continue Reading »Author: Julia Matcham The Council has published the documents for redevelopment of the site called “HiQ Tyreservices” (76 – 80 Chatham Road SW11, off Northcote Road) involving demolition of existing…
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Tileman scheme rejected: too high
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Following the recommendation of the planning officer on the planning proposal for Tileman House in Putney, the council has refused permission in its meeting yesterday. Planning applications chairman Leslie McDonnell…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert In view of the consultation on the new Local Development Framework (LDF) and the Core Strategy document (which sets out the the Council’s vision on the development…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert It is very interesting to read the policy on tall buildings proposed in The Draft Core Strategy for the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea: Introduction 4.1…
Continue Reading »The officers’ response to the application on Tileman House, Upper Richmond Road has now been made public. The application is on next week’s agenda and has been recommended for refusal. …
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