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Public Inquiry Day 1: After one battle after another, the last battle over the Battersea Bridge tower begins

Public Inquiry Day 1: After one battle after another, the last battle over the Battersea Bridge tower begins

by John Cookson | Mar 17, 2026 | Campaigns, News, Planning, Property

The long-awaited public inquiry into Rockwell’s hugely controversial 29-storey tower finally got underway at Wandsworth Town Hall today. Lawyers, planners, campaigners and residents lined up for the opening salvos in what promises to be an eight-day planning war over...
Solved: Riddle of the King’s Road scaffolding that never comes down

Solved: Riddle of the King’s Road scaffolding that never comes down

by Richard Derecki | Feb 10, 2026 | News, Property

The mystery of the never-ending presence of scaffolding on a prominent block of flats on the King’s Road can finally be explained – thanks to The Citizen. For more than four years, local people have noticed and questioned why a newly built residential block...
South Ken Tube re-development – the latest

South Ken Tube re-development – the latest

by John Cookson | Jan 30, 2026 | Council, Planning, Property

Transport bosses have waved through a major makeover of one of London’s most famous Tube stations — but angry locals say the plans will only pile more pressure on an area already buckling at the seams. Transport for London has approved a sweeping, multi-million pound...
Report claims property slump has hit flat values hard in Chelsea & Kensington

Report claims property slump has hit flat values hard in Chelsea & Kensington

by John Cookson | Jan 11, 2026 | Property, shortz

London’s flat market is in meltdown — and nowhere is the pain being felt sharper than in Chelsea and Kensington. Disturbing new figures reveal flat prices in the Royal Borough have plunged by up to 17% in just a year, wiping hundreds of thousands of pounds off homes...
Rockwell’s appeal to build “toxic tower” reignites battle of Battersea Bridge

Rockwell’s appeal to build “toxic tower” reignites battle of Battersea Bridge

by John Cookson | Jan 9, 2026 | News, Planning, Property

Campaigners locked in a bitter fight to stop a 29-storey tower by Battersea Bridge are sharpening their swords once again — after developer Rockwell Property launched an appeal to the Secretary of State to overturn a crushing council rejection. Wandsworth Council...
Going, going, GONE: Lots Road’s iconic auction site to go under the hammer and bulldozers

Going, going, GONE: Lots Road’s iconic auction site to go under the hammer and bulldozers

by John Cookson | Dec 17, 2025 | Council, News, Planning, Property

Chelsea is set for a major housing boost after Kensington and Chelsea Council approved plans for 274 new homes on what has become known as the ‘Lots Road South’ site. The long-awaited regeneration scheme will sweep away several much-loved, but outdated Victorian...
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  • Chantal Coady Interview: “I am sad the Rococo shop has closed. It was part of my heart and soul”
  • Public Inquiry Day 7: Curtain falls on the public inquiry into the Battle of Battersea Bridge
  • Public Inquiry Day 6: Flood defences drama makes sudden ingress into council chamber

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