Brent planning applications

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition 14 (further details of window reveals, balconies, elevations and canopy of building WO1) of reserved matters permission reference 05/2949 dated 12 January 2006 for the erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a creche, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 for: Works for the re-orientation of Wembley Arena; Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 14,200mý designer retail outlet, 11,800mý sports retailing; Class A1/A2 shops/financial and professional services up to 8,000mý (including up to 2,000mý supermarket); Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 400 square metres of hotel boutique retail; Class A3 (Food and Drink), up to 12,700mý; Class B1 (a) (b) and (c) Business, up to 63,000mý; Class C1 (Hotel), up to 25,400mý; Class C1/Sui Generis (Hotel apartments), up to 26,700mý; Class C2 (Residential institutions) up to 5,000mý; Class C3 (dwellings) up to 277,000mý, (up to 3,727 dwellings); Student accommodation (Sui Generis), up to 16,600mý; Class D1 (Non-residential institutions), up to 8,200mý; Class D2 (Assembly and Leisure), up to 28,500mý (including the existing Arena of 13,700mý); together with associated open space, public market area (Class A1), hard and soft landscaping, highway and engineering works, electricity sub-station, other utility requirements, other parking and servicing, and improvements to Olympic Way; AND; Reserved matters relating to siting, design, external appearance and means of access for the 3-storey structure to provide car and coach parking) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005 )

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition no. 25 (Lighting for WO1 block only) of reserved matters to Outline Permission reference 05/2949 dated 12 January 2006, for the erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a cr?che, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 for: Works for the re-orientation of Wembley Arena; Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 14,200mý designer retail outlet, 11,800mý sports retailing; Class A1/A2 shops/financial and professional services up to 8,000mý (including up to 2,000mý supermarket); Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 400 square metres of hotel boutique retail; Class A3 (Food and Drink), up to 12,700mý; Class B1 (a) (b) and (c) Business, up to 63,000mý; Class C1 (Hotel), up to 25,400mý; Class C1/Sui Generis (Hotel apartments), up to 26,700mý; Class C2 (Residential institutions) up to 5,000mý; Class C3 (dwellings) up to 277,000mý, (up to 3,727 dwellings); Student accommodation (Sui Generis), up to 16,600mý; Class D1 (Non-residential institutions), up to 8,200mý; Class D2 (Assembly and Leisure), up to 28,500mý (including the existing Arena of 13,700mý); together with associated open space, public market area (Class A1), hard and soft landscaping, highway and engineering works, electricity sub-station, other utility requirements, other parking and servicing, and improvements to Olympic Way; AND; Reserved matters relating to siting, design, external appearance and means of access for the 3-storey structure to provide car and coach parking) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005) and as accompanied by Wembley W01 Job No. 4730 Courtyard Illuminance Analysis Revision 3 and Wembley W01 External Lighting Report

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Royal Route, Wembley, HA9

Details pursuant to condition 7 (junctions and interface between external materials) of reserved matters approval reference 05/2949 dated 12 January 2006 to outline permission reference 05/2949 dated 1 January 2006, for the erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a cr?che, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 for: Works for the re-orientation of Wembley Arena; Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 14,200mý designer retail outlet, 11,800mý sports retailing; Class A1/A2 shops/financial and professional services up to 8,000mý (including up to 2,000mý supermarket); Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 400 square metres of hotel boutique retail; Class A3 (Food and Drink), up to 12,700mý; Class B1 (a) (b) and (c) Business, up to 63,000mý; Class C1 (Hotel), up to 25,400mý; Class C1/Sui Generis (Hotel apartments), up to 26,700mý; Class C2 (Residential institutions) up to 5,000mý; Class C3 (dwellings) up to 277,000mý, (up to 3,727 dwellings); Student accommodation (Sui Generis), up to 16,600mý; Class D1 (Non-residential institutions), up to 8,200mý; Class D2 (Assembly and Leisure), up to 28,500mý (including the existing Arena of 13,700mý); together with associated open space, public market area (Class A1), hard and soft landscaping, highway and engineering works, electricity sub-station, other utility requirements, other parking and servicing, and improvements to Olympic Way; AND; Reserved matters relating to siting, design, external appearance and means of access for the 3-storey structure to provide car and coach parking) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005 )

Guinness Sports & Social Club, Twyford Abbey Road, London, NW10 7ES

Details pursuant to condition 27 (sound and vibration attenuation measures within community centre), as accompanied by Noise Impact Assessment report by Acoustic Design Consultants dated 14 July 2006, of planning permission reference 04/0401, dated 24 December 2004, for demolition of Guinness Sports and Social Club building and 2 squash courts and redevelopment of land to West of Abbeyfields Close and to rear (South) of Abbeyfields Close and Moyne Place to provide a total of 192 residential units (80 affordable) and community facility, doctors' surgery and childcare facility. On Area 1 to rear of Abbeyfields Close and Moyne Place, the provision of 42 affordable residential units within 5 buildings consisting of the erection of a part two-storey and three-storey terrace of 1 three-bedroom house, 1 four-bedroom house, 2 three-bedroom maisonettes, 2 four-bedroom maisonettes and 4 one-bedroom flats (Block 1), a two-storey terrace of 3 four-bedroom houses and 2 three-bedroom houses (Block 2) a three-storey terrace of 1 five-bedroom house, 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats (Block 3) a part two-storey and three-storey terrace of 4 three-bedroom houses, 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats (Block 4) and a four-storey terrace of 5 three-bedroom maisonettes and 5 one-bedroom flats (Block 5) with access through Abbeyfields Close and associated landscaping, cycle parking and 28 car-parking spaces. On Area 2 to West of Abbeyfields Close, the erection of a three-storey block containing 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats, erection of a four-storey block containing 8 three-bedroom maisonettes, 4 three-bedroom flats and 4 two-bedroom flats ( Block A), four-storey building containing bin/refuse storage and 5 one-bedroom flats and 11 two-bedroom flats (Block B), three-storey building containing doctors' surgery on ground floor and community facility on upper floors, an eight-storey building with childcare facility on ground floor and 6 one-bedroom flats, 24 two-bedroom flats and two 3-bedroom flats (Block C), a five-storey block containing 12 one-bedroom flats, 4 two-bedroom flats and 6 three-bedroom flats (Block D) and five-storey block with undercroft parking for 51 cars with access off Twyford Abbey Road and 24 one-bedroom flats, 33 two-bedroom flats and 1 three-bedroom flat on the upper floors (Block E). Provision of 103 underground car-parking spaces and cycle storage areas for the residential development at the Western end of the site with access from Twyford Abbey Road, 18 surface car-parking spaces towards Eastern end of site with access off Twyford Abbey Road, 10 car-parking spaces and service area with access off Twyford Abbey Road for the doctors' surgery and community building, pedestrian accesses off the bus-only link and Lakeside Drive and landscaping, including the retention of some trees.

Building & Grounds, Oriental City, Edgware Road, London, NW9

Application accompanied by a full Environmental Impact Assessment for the demolition of existing buildings and redevelopment for mixed-use purposes, comprising Class A1 retail (with a replacement Oriental City [to include a Sui Generis amusement arcade and A3/A5 Uses], new B & Q and bulky goods store, which together should provide 500 jobs), 520 residential units (comprising 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom flats, 4% being affordable) located in eight blocks rising to 3, 6, 9 and 18 storeys above a fifth-floor-level landscaped podium along the Edgware Road, rising to 8, 4, 5 and 2 storeys above the fifth-floor landscaped podium facing Plaza Walk and rising to 3 and 6 storeys above the Grove Park street level; also, a nursery and primary school for 480 children, a health & fitness studio (Use Class D2), associated landscaping, servicing, 1,098 car-parking spaces - comprising 721 spaces for retail users (incl. school drop-off and disabled), 5 staff spaces accessed from Grove Park for the school, and 351 (incl. disabled) spaces for residents and a further 21 disabled spaces on the podium and works to highway, as accompanied by:- RPS Retail Statement (dated June 2006 with reference JLG0213) RPS Planning Statement (dated June 2006 with reference JLG0213) RPS Pre-application consultation review document (dated June 2006 with reference JLG0213) WSP Environment Impact Statement Volumes 1 and 2 (dated May 2006) WSP Environmental Statement, non-technical summary (dated May 2006) WSP Transport Assessment and appendices (dated 31 May 2006) WSP Transport Assessment Addendum (dated 2 October 2006) WSP PPG25 Flood Risk Assessment (dated October 2006) Sheppard Robson Planning Design Statement (dated June 2006) Sheppard Robson School Report (dated May 2006) Faber Maunsell Outline Service Strategy (dated November 2005) Faber Maunsell Renewable Engery Feasbility Study (dated 27th September 2006) Faber Maunsell Sustainability Statement (dated May 2006) Faber Maunsell Response to GLA Service design statement (dated 7th July 2006 with reference M006) Savills Toolkit Report (dated December 2005) Savills Toolkit Report Update (dated May 2006) Savills Toolkit Update (dated 5 October 2006) (as revised or clarified by e-mails dated 05/09/2006, 07/09/2006, 03/10/2006, 18/10/2006, 19/10/2006, 06/11/2006 & 06/11/2006 and letters dated 31/08/2006, 28/09/2006 & 30/10/2006)

1-11 odd Rutherford Way & 1-17 inc The Junction Wembley Retail Park, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Variation of condition 5 (to retain for Unit 14 the 4 car-parking spaces previously required to be removed) of Full Planning Permission reference 05/0227 dated 21 April 2005, for demolition of 3 industrial units (Units 15, 16 & 17) and provision of 2 new retail units (Units P & N) fronting onto central parking area with rear servicing area off Fulton Road, partial demolition of Units M, L and K to provide new service yard accessed off Fulton Road, recladding of rear flank elevations of Units J, K, L and M, removal of 3 trees and soft landscaping and provision of replacement soft landscaping along Fulton Road, and provision of canopy over perimeter footway along the frontage of existing and proposed retail units in retail park, in conjunction with Planning Permission 04/2158 dated 05/10/2004 for the creation of new horseshoe-shaped layout to retail park with central parking area, including the demolition of existing retail units and erection of new retail units, office units, restaurant and customer/staff amenity building, recladding of retail units and provision of new entrance to Units 6-9, demolition of Units 3, 4 and 5, demolition of 3 loading bays to existing Units 1a & 1b, erection of extension to Units 1a, 1b to include five separate two-storey office units fronting Rutherford Way, extensions to Units 2a & 2b to provide additional retail space, erection of part single-storey, part two-storey, customer amenity centre and restaurant/cafe buildings fronting Rutherford Way and Engineers Way, provision of service area with perimeter fence and gates for Units A-D off Rutherford Way, provision of service area for Units H-E off Fulton Road, provision of service area for Units J-M via adjacent industrial service yard off Fulton Road, new central parking layout to include 446 vehicular parking spaces, 24 disabled parking spaces, 9 transit-sized loading bays, 5 cycle-parking areas, new vehicular and pedestrian access off Engineers Way, new pedestrian crossing on Engineers Way and associated landscaping along road frontage to Rutherford Road, Engineers Way, Fulton Road and also within the new central parking area (as accompanied by photographs 1-6, photograph 7 [proposed example canopy], and Schedule of Materials) and subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 21/04/2005 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) (accompanied by covering letter dated 29th of November 2005).

Land Surrounding Wembley Stadium, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

The erection of an 8-storey building arranged around a central courtyard with basement comprising of 286 residential units (19 x three-bedroom flats, 100 x two-bedroom flats, 156 x one-bedroom flats and 11 x studio flats (of which 22 x two-bedroom flats and 64 x one-bedroom flats are for 'intermediate' housing, and 9 x three-bedroom flats, 23 x two-bedroom flats, 23 x one-bedroom flats are for 'social rent')), inclusive of 8 x composite residential/business units, retail unit, an employment agency, and a cr?che, with basement parking for 132 cars with access provided from Engineers Way and 286 cycle parking spaces with associated landscape works, on the corner of Empire Way and Engineers Way (Site of the former Bingo Hall) forming part of the Quintain Stage 1 permission (ref: 03/3200) - Plot W01 (The application is submitted as reserved matters detail pursuant to condition 2 (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (siting, design, appearance, means of access, landscaping, and samples), and details pursuant to conditions 6 (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (scheme parameters), 14 (noise-attenuation measures), 26 (configuration and extent of provision of communal and/or private residential open space), 30 (trees to be removed), 60 (disabled access), 61 (design of the underground car park), 63 (sunlight/daylight studies) and 64 (wind tunnel testing) for Plot W01 only (as shown on Parameter Plan 4 and bounded by Engineers Way, Empire Way, and Lakeside Way) of outline planning permission reference 03/3200 dated 29 September 2004 for: Works for the re-orientation of Wembley Arena; Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 14,200mý designer retail outlet, 11,800mý sports retailing; Class A1/A2 shops/financial and professional services up to 8,000mý (including up to 2,000mý supermarket); Class A1 (Retail) comprising up to 400 square metres of hotel boutique retail; Class A3 (Food and Drink), up to 12,700mý; Class B1 (a) (b) and (c) Business, up to 63,000mý; Class C1 (Hotel), up to 25,400mý; Class C1/Sui Generis (Hotel apartments), up to 26,700mý; Class C2 (Residential institutions) up to 5,000mý; Class C3 (dwellings) up to 277,000mý, (up to 3,727 dwellings); Student accommodation (Sui Generis), up to 16,600mý; Class D1 (Non-residential institutions), up to 8,200mý; Class D2 (Assembly and Leisure), up to 28,500mý (including the existing Arena of 13,700mý); together with associated open space, public market area (Class A1), hard and soft landscaping, highway and engineering works, electricity sub-station, other utility requirements, other parking and servicing, and improvements to Olympic Way; AND; Reserved matters relating to siting, design, external appearance and means of access for the 3-storey structure to provide car and coach parking) (as clarified within the 'W01 Explanatory Report dated October 2005'; and Response Report from Nigel Hawkey of Quintain Estates and Development plc dated 22nd December 2005 )

1-11 odd Rutherford Way & 1-17 inc The Junction Wembley Retail Park, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details in part pursuance to condition 5 (omission of 4 vehicular parking spaces) of full planning permission reference 05/0227 dated 21 April 2005 for demolition of 3 industrial units (Units 15, 16 & 17) and provision of 2 new retail units (Units P & N) fronting onto central parking area with rear servicing area off Fulton Road, partial demolition of Units M, L and K to provide new service yard accessed off Fulton Road, recladding of rear flank elevations of Units J, K, L and M, removal of 3 trees and soft landscaping and provision of replacement soft landscaping along Fulton Road, and provision of canopy over perimeter footway along the frontage of existing and proposed retail units in retail park, in conjunction with Planning Permission 04/2158 dated 05/10/2004 for the creation of new horseshoe-shaped layout to retail park with central parking area, including the demolition of existing retail units and erection of new retail units, office units, restaurant and customer/staff amenity building, recladding of retail units and provision of new entrance to Units 6-9, demolition of Units 3, 4 and 5, demolition of 3 loading bays to existing Units 1a & 1b, erection of extension to Units 1a, 1b to include five separate two-storey office units fronting Rutherford Way, extensions to Units 2a & 2b to provide additional retail space, erection of part single-storey, part two-storey, customer amenity centre and restaurant/cafe buildings fronting Rutherford Way and Engineers Way, provision of service area with perimeter fence and gates for Units A-D off Rutherford Way, provision of service area for Units H-E off Fulton Road, provision of service area for Units J-M via adjacent industrial service yard off Fulton Road, new central parking layout to include 446 vehicular parking spaces, 24 disabled parking spaces, 9 transit-sized loading bays, 5 cycle-parking areas, new vehicular and pedestrian access off Engineers Way, new pedestrian crossing on Engineers Way and associated landscaping along road frontage to Rutherford Road, Engineers Way, Fulton Road and also within the new central parking area (as accompanied by photographs 1-6, photograph 7 [proposed example canopy], and Schedule of Materials) and subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 21/04/2005 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended)

13 Cornwall Gardens, London, NW10 2QX

Certificate of lawfulness for existing use of property as 6 self-contained studio units as accompanied by Statutory Declaration letter from Maureen Sheehan (Clifton Management Letting Agents), dated 22 February 2005. Letter from Tony Covey (The Drawing Room), dated 25 February 2005 Letter from London Energy, dated 22 February 2005, confirming six separate meters (one to each flat) activated on 10 July 1998. Handwritten estimate for electrical works required at the time of conversion to studio flats, dated 2 March 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr S. Page (Studio Five) for a period of six months from 10 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr M. Wilson and Mr M. Blakey (Studio Four) for a period of six months from 15 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr I.H. Duncan and Ms K. Parker (Studio Three) for a period of six months from 17 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms A. Facin (Studio One) for a period of six months from 28 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms K. Peranen (Studio Six) for a period of six months from 31 July 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr J. Margerison (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 29 August 1998. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr J. Fraser (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 13 March 1999. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr J. Fraser (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 13 September 1999. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr & Mrs M.Y. Scott (Studio Four) for a period of six months from 7 April 2000. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms K. Sae-iap (Studio Three) for a period of six months from 21 September 2000. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms C. Tan (Studio Four) for a period of six months from 4 May 2001. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr F. Motzkus (Studio Four) for a period of six months from 29 July 2002. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Ms R. Stanway (Studio Three) for a period of six months from 9 February 2003. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Miss V. Storie (Studio One) for a period of six months from 19 October 2003. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Miss G. Jelen (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 17 April 2004. Copy of tenancy agreement between Mr R.P. Leon and Mr H. Aleixo (Studio Two) for a period of six months from 5 November 2004.

1-11 odd Rutherford Way & 1-17 inc The Junction Wembley Retail Park, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Demolition of 3 industrial units (Units 15, 16 & 17) and provision of 2 new retail units (Units P & N) fronting onto central parking area with rear servicing area off Fulton Road, partial demolition of Units M, L and K to provide new service yard accessed off Fulton Road, recladding of rear flank elevations of Units J, K, L and M, removal of 3 trees and soft landscaping and provision of replacement soft landscaping along Fulton Road, and provision of canopy over perimeter footway along the frontage of existing and proposed retail units in retail park, in conjunction with Planning Permission 04/2158 dated 05/10/2004 for the creation of new horseshoe-shaped layout to retail park with central parking area, including the demolition of existing retail units and erection of new retail units, office units, restaurant and customer/staff amenity building, recladding of retail units and provision of new entrance to Units 6-9, demolition of Units 3, 4 and 5, demolition of 3 loading bays to existing Units 1a & 1b, erection of extension to Units 1a, 1b to include five separate two-storey office units fronting Rutherford Way, extensions to Units 2a & 2b to provide additional retail space, erection of part single-storey, part two-storey, customer amenity centre and restaurant/cafe buildings fronting Rutherford Way and Engineers Way, provision of service area with perimeter fence and gates for Units A-D off Rutherford Way, provision of service area for Units H-E off Fulton Road, provision of service area for Units J-M via adjacent industrial service yard off Fulton Road, new central parking layout to include 446 vehicular parking spaces, 24 disabled parking spaces, 9 transit-sized loading bays, 5 cycle-parking areas, new vehicular and pedestrian access off Engineers Way, new pedestrian crossing on Engineers Way and associated landscaping along road frontage to Rutherford Road, Engineers Way, Fulton Road and also within the new central parking area (as accompanied by photographs 1-6, photograph 7 [proposed example canopy], and Schedule of Materials) and subject to a Deed of Agreement dated 21/04/2005 under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended)

1-11 odd Rutherford Way & 1-17 inc The Junction Wembley Retail Park, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9

Details in part pursuance to condition 4 (materials) of full planning permission reference 04/2158 dated 6 October 2004 for creation of new horseshoe-shaped layout to retail park with central parking area, including the demolition of existing retail units and erection of new retail units, office units, restaurant and customer/staff amenity building, recladding of retail units and provision of new entrance to units 6-9, demolition of units 3, 4 and 5, demolition of 3 loading bays to existing units 1a & 1b, erection of extension to units 1a, 1b to include five separate two-storey office units fronting Rutherford Way, extensions to units 2a & 2b to provide additional retail space, erection of part single-storey, part two-storey, customer amenity centre and restaurant/cafe buildings fronting Rutherford Way and Engineers Way, provision of service area with perimeter fence and gates for units A-D off Rutherford Way, provision of service area for units H-E off Fulton Road, provision of service area for units J-M via adjacent industrial service yard off Fulton Road, new central parking layout to include 446 vehicular parking spaces, 24 disabled parking spaces, 9 transit-sized loading bays, 5 cycle-parking areas, new vehicular and pedestrian access off Engineers Way, new pedestrian crossing on Engineers Way and associated landscaping along road frontage to Rutherford Road, Engineers Way, Fulton Road and also within the new central park (as accompanied by the following samples; Staffordshire smooth red brick, Profiled white colour coated wall cladding, Profiled light grey colour coated metal roof cladding, White flat microrib colour coated wall cladding, STO white render wall cladding, STO light grey render wall cladding, Finnforest Thermoclad in medium oak stain, Green glazing panel, Gun metal grey window frames, Keyblock #brindle# demarcation paving blocks and Buff paving slabs; and also accompanied by photographs of dark purple 1.2 metre high ram raid bollards, Purple bins, Yard Lighting 1-3 and Car Park Lighting 1-4)

Guinness Sports & Social Club, Twyford Abbey Road, London, NW10 7ES

Demolition of Guinness Sports and Social Club building and 2 squash courts and redevelopment of land to West of Abbeyfields Close and to rear (South) of Abbeyfields Close and Moyne Place to provide a total of 192 residential units (80 affordable) and community facility, doctors' surgery and childcare facility. On Area 1 to rear of Abbeyfields Close and Moyne Place, the provision of 42 affordable residential units within 5 buildings consisting of the erection of a part two-storey and three-storey terrace of 1 three-bedroom house, 1 four-bedroom house, 2 three-bedroom maisonettes, 2 four-bedroom maisonettes and 4 one-bedroom flats (Block 1), a two-storey terrace of 3 four-bedroom houses and 2 three-bedroom houses (Block 2) a three-storey terrace of 1 five-bedroom house, 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats (Block 3) a part two-storey and three-storey terrace of 4 three-bedroom houses, 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats (Block 4) and a four-storey terrace of 5 three-bedroom maisonettes and 5 one-bedroom flats (Block 5) with access through Abbeyfields Close and associated landscaping, cycle parking and 28 car-parking spaces. On Area 2 to West of Abbeyfields Close, the erection of a three-storey block containing 4 three-bedroom maisonettes and 2 two-bedroom flats, erection of a four-storey block containing 8 three-bedroom maisonettes, 4 three-bedroom flats and 4 two-bedroom flats ( Block A), four-storey building containing bin/refuse storage and 5 one-bedroom flats and 11 two-bedroom flats (Block B), three-storey building containing doctors' surgery on ground floor and community facility on upper floors, an eight-storey building with childcare facility on ground floor and 6 one-bedroom flats, 24 two-bedroom flats and two 3-bedroom flats (Block C), a five-storey block containing 12 one-bedroom flats, 4 two-bedroom flats and 6 three-bedroom flats (Block D) and five-storey block with undercroft parking for 51 cars with access off Twyford Abbey Road and 24 one-bedroom flats, 33 two-bedroom flats and 1 three-bedroom flat on the upper floors (Block E). Provision of 103 underground car-parking spaces and cycle storage areas for the residential development at the Western end of the site with access from Twyford Abbey Road, 18 surface car-parking spaces towards Eastern end of site with access off Twyford Abbey Road, 10 car-parking spaces and service area with access off Twyford Abbey Road for the doctors' surgery and community building, pedestrian accesses off the bus-only link and Lakeside Drive and landscaping, including the retention of some trees.

BROWN EDWARDS & CO 122 Chamberlayne Road, London, NW10 3JP

Erection of single-storey rear extension to form a 1-bedroom self-contained flat

30B Lushington Road, London, NW10 5UU

Installation of metal staircase to rear elevation of first-floor flat

53 Ravensworth Road, London, NW10 5NP

Erection of single-storey rear extension to dwelling house

22 Queens Walk, London, NW9 8ER

Conversion of garage to habitable room and erection of two-storey and single storey rear extension to dwelling house