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19-06-2013 > Mayor of London Gives Woolwich Thumbs Up

The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has decided to back the approval by the Royal Borough of Greenwich for a huge new development at Warren Waterfront.

17-06-2013 > Tower Hamlets Defers Pride Decision

A planning application for what would be the tallest residential tower in the United Kingdom, the 75-floor City Pride, has failed to be approved by the planning committee of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.

13-06-2013 > David Walker Pens Albert Embankment Tower

The Albert Embankment, named after a former Prince Consort, could soon be due to get a new residential tower called Prince Consort House.

10-06-2013 > BDPs Second Stratford Block

Legacy is a much used word when it comes to Stratford in East London, and one that pops up again with this project for the Unite Group by BDP Design.

05-06-2013 > Foster Designs New Luxurious City Residences

Adding to the growing amount of new residential developments in the City of London could soon be revised plans for Sugar Quay, or Waterside City as it was previously known.

31-05-2013 > Groundwork Begins On Simpson Penned Hotel

Soon to see construction start in Manchester is the first venture for Spanish company Melia Hotels International in the United Kingdom.

28-05-2013 > A Look At Chipperfields Portland House Refurb

A detailed planning application has been filed for the refurbishing of Portland House in London's Victoria near Buckingham Palace.

21-05-2013 > Cheesegrater Gets Another Tenant

British Land and Oxford Properties have formalised their latest success for the Leadenhall Building with a binding agreement between the developers and Amlin PLC who wish to take up a substantial pre-let in the building.

04-06-2013 > Newfoundland Replacement Surfaces

A replacement design for the Newfoundland Tower on the outskirts of Canary Wharf has been revealed.

30-05-2013 > Lincoln Bomber Memorial Selected

The winning competition entry for a new Bomber Command memorial on the outskirts of Lincoln has been selected.

22-05-2013 > Lambeth Approves Shell Redevelopment

The controversial redevelopment of the Shell Centre has been approved by local Lambeth Council following a recommendation by the borough's planners that the project be greenlit.