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Khan intervenes after London council refuses 20-storey student block

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Mayor takes control of planning application after councillors concluded it would harm neighbours’ daylight levels and create a ‘sense of enclosure’

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Khan intervenes after London council refuses 20-storey student block

Mayor takes control of planning application after councillors concluded it would harm neighbours’ daylight levels and create a ‘sense of enclosure’

7 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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bdonline.co.uk

Khan calls in Make’s rejected student resi scheme in Paddington

London mayor says 600-bed scheme would make “significant contribution” to capital’s student accommodation targets

5 days ago

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Housing Today

Khan calls in rejected student housing scheme in Paddington

London mayor intervenes, saying 600-bed scheme would make “significant contribution” to capital’s student accommodation targets

5 days ago

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South London Press

Mayor weighs in on Paddington student block debate

In a letter to the Labour-run authority, the mayor has said that the scheme – which includes 605 student bed spaces – would make a “positive contribution towards London housing targets”.

6 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Harrow Online

Sadiq Khan steps in as Harrow Road 20-storey student tower blocked, says it will help meet London housing targets

Sir Sadiq Khan has intervened after Westminster City Council refused to approve plans for a 20-storey student accommodation block on the canal opposite Paddington station. In a letter to the Labour-run authority, the mayor has said that the scheme – which includes 605 student bed spaces – would make a “positive contribution towards London housing targets”. He has informed the authority that City Hall will take control of the application and will…

6 days ago·Harrow, United Kingdom

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