Ruby Gregory
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Too late to object against Lewisham Shopping Centre homes scheme, campaigners told (opens the original)
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Objections from more than 4,600 campaigners against a £1.5 billion redevelopment of Lewisham Shopping Centre have fallen on deaf ears due to the plan already being approved. Mayor of Lewisham, Liam Shrivastava, asked for a petition with thousands of backers to be heard at September’s full council meeting despite permission having been granted for the 1,700-home scheme to be delivered by developer Landsec Lewisham Limited. Mr Shrivastava, leader of the Green-run local authority, wanted the petiti
Campaigners against Lewisham Shopping Centre homes scheme told objections are too late - AOL (opens the original)
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Objections from more than 4,600 campaigners against a £1.5 billion redevelopment of Lewisham Shopping Centre have fallen on deaf ears due to the plan already being approved. Mayor of Lewisham, Liam Shrivastava, asked for a petition with thousands of backers to be heard at September’s full council meeting despite permission having been granted for the 1,700-home scheme to be delivered by developer Landsec Lewisham Limited. Mr Shrivastava, leader of the Green-run local authority, wanted the petiti
London borough urged to fund legal fight for residents facing 'no fault' eviction (opens the original)
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Dozens of Bermondsey residents facing the loss of their homes after receiving Section 21 eviction notices and steep rent hikes have urged Southwark Council to fund their legal fight against what they describe as a "predatory" landlord. More than 150 people on the St James Estate face eviction after being served notices and rent increases of up to £524 a month. The estate was built in the 1990s to provide secure, affordable private rented housing. Residents say the notices were issued just one da
London borough urged to fund legal fight for residents facing 'no fault' evictions and rent hikes - AOL (opens the original)
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Dozens of Bermondsey residents facing the loss of their homes after receiving Section 21 eviction notices and steep rent hikes have urged Southwark Council to fund their legal fight against what they describe as a "predatory" landlord. More than 150 people on the St James Estate face eviction after being served notices and rent increases of up to £524 a month. The estate was built in the 1990s to provide secure, affordable private rented housing. Residents say the notices were issued just one da
Plans to build dizzying 230m-high tower block in Vauxhall approved (opens the original)
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Plans to build the UK’s second-tallest residential building in Vauxhall alongside several other tower blocks have been narrowly approved. The £2 billion development from Bmor, Cedarstone Capitial Partners and Cheyne Capital, will deliver a 1,097-flat development along with 1,164 co-living units and student accommodation for 699 people. Seven buildings will be constructed at Vauxhall Square in total, ranging from two to 69 storeys in height. The huge development was narrowly voted through by Lamb
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