Farrells gets OK for Isle of Dogs scheme

Public space at Farrells' Skylines development on east London's Isle of Dogs

Centrepiece will be 49-storey tower

Farrells has bagged planning permission for a series of towers in east London more than eight years after an earlier scheme for the site was refused. 

The development will bring 589 homes, a new primary school, 10,000sq m of new business space, and around 2,200sq m of new retail and commercial space to the Isle of Dogs – on a site currently occupied by the Skylines Business Village. 

Tower Hamlets’ strategic development committee rubber-stamped the plan with four votes to two at a meeting last night, after planning officials recommended the scheme pass. 

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