Apt’s £250m City block set for approval despite heritage concerns

By Tom Lowe2024-04-08T11:59:00

Concerns over demolition of site’s existing 1970s building and impact on nearby listed churches among reasons for objections from Westminster council and campaigners

Apt’s plans for one of the tallest office blocks in the western half of the City of London are set to be approved this week despite heritage objections from Westminster council.

Planning officers have recommended the £250m Hill House scheme for approval ahead of its appearance at a planning committee meeting tomorrow.

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