Green light for Maccreanor Lavington’s revised Canada Water plans

Maccreanor Lavington Canada Water 8

Second staircases added to five-block scheme resulting in the loss of nearly 40 homes

Maccreanor Lavington has been given the green light for nearly 400 homes in Canada Water after being forced to cut 40 homes because of the second staircase rule.

Southwark council voted yesterday evening to back the planning officers’ recommendation to approve the British Land development, which includes five blocks up to 30 storeys in height surrounding a park with a pavilion.

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