Change of use

 

 

 

23 Sep 2003	PA/03/01382	London Fruit Exchange Brushfield Street And Multi Storey Car Park Whites Row, Brushfield Street, Lon E1 6		12 Feb 2004	Spitalfields and Banglatown
06 Jul 2004	PA/04/00916	London Fruit Exchange Brushfield Street, Multi Storey Car Park Whites Row, 54 Brushfield Street And E1	Decided	13 Apr 2011	Spitalfields and Banglatown

 

The Mayor of London, as the Local Planning Authority, hereby grants planning permission for the following development, in accordance with the terms of the above mentioned application (which expression shall include the drawings and other documents submitted therewith):

Conservation area consent for the demolition White’s Row multi-storey car park, 99-101 Commercial Street (Barclays Bank branch), 54 Brushfield Street (The Gun public house), partial demolition of the London Fruit & Wool Exchange behind the retained Brushfield Street facade.

At: London Fruit and Wool Exchange, Brushfield Street, 99-101 Commercial Street, 54 Brushfield Street and White’s Row car park, Spitalfields, London E1

In dealing with this application, the Mayor of London, as the local planning authority, has worked with the applicant and Tower Hamlets Council in a positive and proactive manner in order to resolve the planning issues associated with the case.

 

 

 

Secretary of State Eric Pickles this month refused an application by the City of London and Henderson Global Investors to demolish a part of Smithfield known as the Western Market and build office blocks. Using strong terms, Mr Pickles said the proposed development would cause “substantial harm to the significance of the Smithfield conservation area”, and praised alternative proposals supported by conservation groups.