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Licensing application: 28-29 Tottenham Court Road

Licensing application: 28-29 Tottenham Court Road

Derwent Central Cross Limited has applied to Camden Council of a new premises licence for 28-29 Tottenham Court Road, Fitzrovia. The application seeks a licence in addition to, and on the same terms and conditions as, the existing licence (aka a shadow licence) for late night refreshment, the sale of alcohol, and the playing of recorded music from 11am to 11.30pm Monday to Thursday, 11am to…

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Camden's planners recommend scheme that doesn’t provide enough affordable housing

Camden's planners recommend scheme that doesn’t provide enough affordable housing. Developer Derwent London says more wouldn’t be ‘financially viable’ despite £20m profit #Fitzrovia #London

The Network Building on Tottenham Court Road. Photo: Fitzrovia News. Camden’s planning boss has given his blessing for a controversial office development to go ahead without the legally-required number of affordable homes — after developers complained that their £20m profit showed the scheme wasn’t “financially viable”. A final decision on the planning application will be taken this week by a…

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Planning application: 67 Whitfield Street

Planning application: 67 Whitfield Street #Fitzrovia

Ground floor of 67 Whitfield Street on the corner with Chitty Street. An application has been made to Camden Council to change the ground floor retail unit at 67 Whitfield Street, Fitzrovia to a restaurant. The premises is part of the 80 Charlotte Street building that has been redeveloped by Derwent London. The application seeks permission to use the premises as a restaurant with seating for 70…

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Derwent London plans major demolition and redevelopment on Tottenham Court Road

Derwent London plans major demolition and redevelopment on Tottenham Court Road

Derwent London, the property development company who eleven years ago said “we want to get rid of the idea that we will come in and knock everything down”, is planning to knock down yet another large building, adding to the pile of rubble it has already trucked out of Fitzrovia.

The Network Building on the corner of Tottenham Court Road and Howland Street. Photo: Fitzrovia News.

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Multiplex cancel overnight working on Charlotte Street site after pressure from local residents

International construction contractor Multiplex has caved in to pressure from residents and abandoned its plans for an overnight concrete pour at the redevelopment of the former Saatchi & Saatchi building on Charlotte Street. Multiplex have cancelled the overnight operation at 80 Charlotte Street. The construction site is Derwent London’s largest development project in London and Multiplex are…

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Derwent and Multiplex want 24-hour construction on Charlotte Street

Construction giant Multiplex are pressing Camden Council to allow them to work through the night on Derwent London’s largest office and residential development, to play catch-up on a site which has been dogged by delays. Multiplex want to pour concrete in an overnight operation at 80 Charlotte Street. Mutiplex wants to pour concrete onto steelwork at the 80 Charlotte Street site overnight between…

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Neighbourhood forum calls on Westminster council to reject Holden House redevelopment plans

Neighbourhood forum calls on Westminster council to reject Holden House redevelopment plans

The Fitzrovia West Neighbourhood Forum is urging Westminster council to reject plans by property developer Derwent London to part demolish and redevelop a cluster of commercial buildings on a corner site in the Hanway Street conservation area. A major redevelopment is planned for the northwest corner of Oxford Street and Rathbone Place. Plans by Derwent are for the demolition and redevelopment…

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