Hammersmith office block to become 291 student flats
A 1980s office block near Hammersmith Flyover will be demolished for a 14-storey student housing scheme with 291 flats, 35% affordable, after council approval.
Category : New Developments
Avonmore School Redevelopment with 91 Homes Approved
Hammersmith and Fulham Council approves land designation for Avonmore Primary School redevelopment, delivering 91 homes including 45 affordable, alongside a new school building.
Purley Pool delays persist 18 months after approval
Purley Pool regeneration remains stalled 18 months after approval due to legal agreements and developer restructuring, which Croydon Council says is outside its control.
Battersea Power Station: Revised Masterplan for Final Phases
Revised plans for Battersea Power Station's regeneration propose up to 3.2 million sq ft of new space, including a cultural venue, nearly doubling the scale of the remaining 16 acres.
London's £1bn One London skyscraper to match The Shard
London's £1bn One London skyscraper, designed by Eric Parry Architects, will match The Shard's 309.6m height, featuring Europe's highest public viewing gallery and a 2033 completion.
Peckham's SET Social club faces flats redevelopment threat
Campaigners fight to save Peckham's SET Social, a lifeline venue offering free space for dozens of groups, from redevelopment into flats by GRID Architects and The Cherwell Group.
Decision Looms on Next Phase of Cambridge Road Estate Plan
Plans for Phase Two of the Cambridge Road Estate regeneration in Norbiton, adding 383 homes, are expected to go before Kingston Council's planning committee soon, according to a local councillor.
Northolt Post Office to Stay Open as Redevelopment Approved
Ealing Council narrowly approved plans to demolish and rebuild Northolt Post Office, adding 500 self-storage units, with the Post Office remaining open during construction.
Deutsche Bank Leases Revolut’s Former Canary Wharf HQ
Deutsche Bank has taken new office space at 33 Canada Square in Canary Wharf, the former headquarters of Revolut, as part of a broader consolidation of its London operations.
Fallow team to take over OXO Tower restaurant
After 30 years, the OXO Tower restaurant and bistro will be taken over by the Fallow team in 2027, with gradual tweaks planned.
Italian restaurant and rooftop bar to open in Paddington
Torino, a new Italian restaurant and rooftop bar, is set to open in Paddington Square in September after Westminster City Council approved its licence.
Canary Wharf Tower to Get First Viewing Platform
Plans submitted for 8 Canada Square's transformation into a leisure hub with The Cloud, potentially the area's first viewing platform, after HSBC vacates in 2027.
Lidl plans Bromley supermarket and 60 flats on gasworks site
Lidl has submitted plans for a supermarket and 60 flats on a former Bromley gasworks site, despite contamination from asbestos, cyanide, and heavy metals, with homes on less affected land.
Travelodge plans 132-room hotel in Abbey Wood
A planning application for a seven-storey Travelodge hotel behind Abbey Wood station has been submitted to Greenwich Council, including a renovated Abbey Arms pub and a new coffee shop.
Hackney rejects STOREX self-storage plan for Anvil House
Hackney Council rejected STOREX's plan for Anvil House, citing excessive design, energy concerns, and missing bat surveys.
Win Spanish Villa Worth £2.5m in Dream Home Competition
A new competition offers a chance to win a luxury Spanish villa worth £2.5 million, with tickets from £2.50. The prize includes a fully furnished property with pool and sea views.
Peckham flats appeal to Planning Inspectorate after refusal
Southwark Council refused 38 flats on Rye Lane, Peckham, citing no affordable housing and poor accessibility. Developer appeals to Planning Inspectorate, hearing on August 25.
Asda launches £4 hot food meal deal with rotisserie items
Asda's new Hot Food To Go Meal Deal offers a main, side, and dip for £4, including rotisserie chicken items, available at participating stores.
Hounslow approves data centre despite energy, water concerns
Hounslow Council approved a new data centre near Heathrow, despite concerns over high electricity and water use. The facility will need an 80MVA power connection, equivalent to tens of thousands of homes, but energy will be imported from outside the borou
Wembley hospital demolition approved for 108 homes
Brent Council narrowly approves Old Wembley Hospital demolition for 108 homes, with only 11 affordable units, despite parking and light concerns.
£24M CABÜ Cotswolds Resort Opening 2027
CABÜ, a luxury cabin resort brand, will open a £24 million Cotswolds location in Langley, Oxfordshire in 2027, featuring 50 eco cabins, a pool, spa, and more.
Plumstead Pub to Become 9 Homes: 16-Month Build Plan
A derelict 19th-century Plumstead pub could be converted into nine homes, with construction taking 16 months. This is the fourth application in five years.
Diana Playground Reopens with £3m Galleon and Crocodile
The Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens reopens after a £3m refurbishment, featuring a galleon, crocodile water feature, and accessible treehouses.
Banana Moon Nurseries Acquired by Learning Experience
Banana Moon Nurseries has been acquired by The Learning Experience, creating one of the largest UK nursery groups with over 60 locations.
Time Out Market London Set for 2028 West End Debut
Time Out Market London will open at 55 Regent Street in 2028, spanning 26,400 sq ft across three floors, featuring curated restaurants and cultural events.
Mitcham 249-home plan sparks tall buildings warning
Merton Council approved a 249-home Mitcham redevelopment, but campaigners warn it risks tall buildings across the borough, contradicting the Local Plan.
Dunelm Kids Storage Solutions for Summer Toy Chaos
Discover Dunelm's best kids' storage solutions to control summer toy chaos. From wall shelves to underbed bags, these picks keep homes tidy and organized.
Gail's Set for New Café at Hammersmith Civic Campus
Gail's bakery will open a café at Hammersmith Civic Campus, signing a lease with the council, marking a key step in the redevelopment.
Bexley hospital conversion begins with 121 new homes
Construction has begun on the former Bexley Maternity Hospital site, set to deliver 121 homes, with only 18 affordable units, a point of criticism from Labour councillors.
Brisbane 2032 Olympic stadium precinct plans face criticism
Queensland unveils concept plans for the 2032 Olympic stadium precinct at Victoria Park, but critics call them a 'fantasy vision' lacking detail.
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