Geri Halliwell-Horner and Christian Horner secure planning permission for a £30,000 horse walker at their Oxfordshire estate, overcoming neighbor objections. The couple's luxury countryside homes feature stables, a mini farm, and an indoor pool.
Bexley Council and Firstway Energy trade accusations over a rejected battery storage facility, with claims of bullying and political interference in planning decisions.
The High Court has dismissed a judicial review challenging the City of London's approval to demolish the former Museum of London and replace it with three new office blocks, paving the way for the London Wall West development.
Jeremy Clarkson secures planning permission for his pub's overflow car park until 2029, overcoming conservation and safety hurdles to maintain business viability.
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A public inquiry has commenced regarding a controversial 29-storey tower proposed for Battersea Bridge Road, with Wandsworth Council arguing it exceeds height guidelines by nearly five times. The development faces opposition from local groups and celebrit
A developer approved for an 11-storey office block in Mark Lane now wants to eliminate promised shops and a heritage center, sparking resident concerns about losing public benefits in this historic area near the Tower of London.
Kingston Council has refused controversial plans for five towers up to 16 storeys tall on protected Metropolitan Open Land in Motspur Park. The 586-home scheme faces fierce local opposition over height and density concerns, but Sadiq Khan could still call
London Mayor Sadiq Khan will decide next week whether to approve plans to demolish a Beefeater pub and Premier Inn in Kenton for housing, after local council refusal and resident objections.
Greenwich Council has denied Shurgard's application to open its new Eltham self-storage facility at 7am, upholding the original 8am start time after residents protested noise concerns.
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The government's new register requiring landowners to declare options over land is intended to help SME housebuilders, but industry leaders argue it adds unnecessary red tape and solves a non-existent problem.
A newly-approved 19-storey tower in Whitechapel faces backlash from residents who claim it will block daylight completely, despite council approval for its social housing benefits.
Hackney Council proposes new planning policies for Shoreditch, aiming to create 11,000 jobs, restrict tall buildings to specific zones, and protect nightlife venues while banning residential conversions to holiday lets.
The Planning Inspectorate has backed Greenwich Council's refusal of two high-rise student accommodation towers, citing harm to UNESCO World Heritage site views from Greenwich Park and Maritime Greenwich.
Tower Hamlets councillors will decide on a controversial Millwall development featuring two tall towers and a special needs school, with planning officers recommending approval despite acknowledged impacts on neighbors' daylight and views.
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Dorset councillors voted to allow a couple to stay permanently on land near Martin Clunes' home, overruling objections from the actor and his wife in a dispute about Traveller status.
A developer has submitted proposals to Newham Council to demolish an electricity substation in Plaistow and replace it with a five-storey block containing up to nine flats, pending further planning approval.
London's housing shortage worsens as new developments encounter significant planning permission delays, impacting property investment and social housing initiatives.
Major new housing developments in London are experiencing significant delays due to complex planning permission processes, exacerbating the city's ongoing housing shortage and affordability issues.
Plans for a major City of London office development have been significantly reduced in height after facing over 1,000 objections from Barbican residents and criticism from architect Sir Antony Gormley.
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Havering Council has ordered a Romford homeowner to remove an unauthorized studio flat conversion, citing poor living conditions and lack of planning permission.
Wormholt Residents Association gathers 717 signatures opposing Phoenix Academy redevelopment that would add 307 homes. Residents claim consultation was a 'sham' and parents were misinformed.
Greenwich Council planners recommend approving an additional floor with eight flats on Woodlands Heights, despite 125 resident objections citing overshadowing and structural concerns.
A 21-storey hotel in Stratford gets council approval despite 56 objections from neighbours warning of overshadowing, loss of daylight, and privacy concerns.
Croydon Council has approved plans to demolish a Victorian home for a nine-flat development, with councillors calling it possibly the 'ugliest building' they've seen while praising the original property as 'totally charming'.
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Controversial £1.2 billion redevelopment of Liverpool Street station gets green light from City of London Corporation despite record objections from heritage groups.
The City of London Corporation has approved Network Rail's £1.2bn redevelopment of Liverpool Street station, aiming to boost capacity and accessibility despite heritage and funding concerns.
Hounslow Council approves demolition of a West London family house for a seven-flat development, addressing resident worries over privacy and access.
Hackney councillors have postponed a decision on the controversial 19-storey 'Verso' tower in Shoreditch, voting against planning officers who recommended rejection.
Tower Hamlets Mayor Lutfur Rahman warns government that Brick Lane redevelopment plans would gentrify the area, threatening its cultural heritage and pushing out local residents.
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The owner of the derelict Anglesea Arms in Woolwich has submitted new plans to demolish the 176-year-old pub and build seven flats, citing damage from squatters and hazardous electrics.
