Surprise approval for PLP’s Savile Row rebuild plans

PLP Savile Row 4

Demolition of 1940s former police station given the nod despite officers’ recommendation for refusal

PLP’s plans to redevelop a 1940s former police station on Savile Row have been approved despite being recommended for refusal.

Westminster councillors ignored the planning officers’ recommendation to throw out the scheme, voting four in favour and two against at a committee meeting earlier this week.

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