Decision on RSHP’S South Ken station plans delayed for last-minute tweaks

RSHP View of the Bullnose  Jan 2021

Developers Native Land and TfL withdraw proposals ahead of planning meeting despite recommendation to approve

Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners-designed proposals to redevelop South Kensington tube station have been pulled for further design work ahead of a planning committee meeting tonight – even though councillors were being advised to approve the scheme.

Transport for London and development partner Native Land lodged their proposals for station improvements, 50 new homes and a range of shops, restaurants and workspace with Kensington and Chelsea council last summer. The authority’s planning committee had been due to consider officers’ recommendations to approve the scheme later today.

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