Greenwich tower scheme handed demolition order can stay with design changes, Planning Inspectorate rules

By Tom Lowe2025-01-10T12:44:00

Source: Royal Borough of Greenwich

Developer Comer Homes has three years to remove orange cladding and must pay nearly £7m to council

A 204-home tower scheme in Woolwich which was given a demolition order after it was found to have breached its planning permission can stay but must make some design changes, the Planning Inspectorate has ruled.

Comer Homes has been given three years to fix issues on the’ Mast Quay Phase II development, which was handed an enforcement notice by Greenwich council in September 2023 following the discovery of 26 “main deviations” from consented plans.

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