Former Belvedere Pub Cleared for Redevelopment into 30 Apartments
Full planning permission has been granted to redevelop The Great Harry, a former public house in Belvedere, into a residential…
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Mayer Parry Bridge in London Set for 2027
London could see a new pedestrian and cycle bridge over the River Lea by 2027, after nearly £10 million in…
Bromley’s Petts Wood among least deprived areas of England
The Bromley neighbourhood of Petts Wood has been named one of the least deprived areas in England, according to new…
Kew Gardens riverside walking path to reopen
After many delayed repairs, a section of path new Kew Gardens in West London will now finally reopen on 8th…
The Renters’ Rights Act: A New Era for England’s Private Rented Sector
The Renters’ Rights Act has officially received Royal Assent, marking one of the most significant reforms to England’s private rented…
Bromford Housing to Transform Customer Experience with AI-Powered Customer Service Centre Transformation
Bromford, the leading UK housing association, has appointed AI-first customer experience specialists, Sabio Group, to deliver a transformative cloud communications…
London Projects Scoop Top Honours at National Surveying Awards
Some of London’s most ambitious engineering and architectural projects have been named among the UK’s most inspirational developments at this…
Objections to New Hotel Replacing Former Morleys Department Store Overruled
The landmark Morleys department store in Tooting, which closed earlier this year after 70 years of trading, is set to…
London Developers to Be Allowed to Reduce Affordable Homes Under New Housing Plans
Developers in London will soon be allowed to build fewer affordable homes under a joint government and City Hall plan…
Allders Parade Croydon set to reopen with new shops and cafés
The historic Allders building in Croydon is being brought back to life this week as Allders Parade Croydon, a new…
