Controversial tower opposed by Mick Jagger rejected

Plans to build 'grossly unacceptable' 29-storey tower by Battersea Bridge rejected  - southlondon.co.uk

Controversial plans to build a ‘grossly unacceptable’ 29-storey tower at the bottom of Battersea Bridge have been thrown out. Wandsworth Council rejected developer Rockwell’s scheme on Thursday night (April 24), after ruling it failed to follow policy or meet the needs of the local community. The council’s Planning Committee unanimously turned down Rockwell’s proposals to replace the six-storey Glassmill office building, on Battersea Bridge Road…

'Grossly unacceptable' 29-storey tower block refused permission

A petition against the plans drew more than 5,000 signatures and support from celebrities including Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton and Felicity Kendal

Controversial tower opposed by Mick Jagger rejected

Plans for a 29-storey mixed-use tower at the southern end of Battersea Bridge have been unanimously rejected by Wandsworth Council. The 110-home Glassmill scheme was voted down at meeting of the authority’s planning committee on Thursday night. The decision follows months of local opposition to the project, with more than 2,000 objections from members of the public and over 6,000 signatures on petitions. Mick Jagger, guitarist Eric Clapton and a…

Plans for the 28 storey Glassmill Tower have been rejected by Wandsworth Council.

The proposed block would have replaced a nine-storey office building at the corner of Battersea Bridge Road. The picture above shows how it would have looked. Campaign group Friends of Battersea Riverside led the objections, with support from Mick Jagger and council leader Simon Hogg. Leader of the Council, Simon Hogg, said “The Committee is responsible for the scrutiny of applications and considers the merits of an application on paper as well …

London council unanimously rejects plans for 29-storey Battersea tower

Height of Farrells-designed scheme branded ‘excessive and harmful’

Farrells’ ‘oppressive’ Battersea tower rejected

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