‘Pragmatic approaches can be perfectly lawful’: Gatwick’s lawyers on High Court appeal rejection

Gatwick’s legal team has told NCE the decision to reject campaigners’ application to appeal against the airport's expansion plans could have implications for other contested infrastructure developments. The post ‘Pragmatic approaches can be perfectly lawful’: Gatwick’s lawyers on High Court appeal rejection appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Westminster’s plans to limit standing in Soho and West End ‘could scare off investors’

Westminster Council's proposed licensing changes to limit standing in pubs risk sending mixed signals to investors at a time when London tourism and hospitality-led regeneration, Colliers has warned. The post Westminster’s plans to limit standing in Soho and West End ‘could scare off investors’ appeared first on Property Week.

Bridgemont lodges plans to overhaul offices above London’s Charing Cross

The 1 Embankment Place redevelopment would create 376,700 sq ft of new workspace above the station and upgrade Villiers Street to form a new gateway between the West End and the South Bank. The post Bridgemont lodges plans to overhaul offices above London’s Charing Cross appeared first on Property Week.

Plans unveiled for Bluecastle’s 53-storey Birmingham BTR tower

Proposals for the development include 729 build-to-rent homes, 3,700 sq ft of commercial ground-floor space and 18,000 sq ft of new landscaping, with 51% of the space set to be publicly accessible. The post Plans unveiled for Bluecastle’s 53-storey Birmingham BTR tower appeared first on Property Week.

Plans submitted for £70m Newcastle office block

Scheme part of wider Founders Place masterplan in city’s historic Stephenson Quarter

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