City poised to establish new conservation area next to the Gherkin

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New schemes in Creechurch neighbourhood to face tighter planning rules if councillors vote in favour of proposals next week

The City of London is poised to approve a new conservation area in the shadow of the Gherkin which will tighten planning requirements for new schemes in the area.

Councillors will vote next week on the proposed Creechurch conservation area, which would be located in Aldgate on the edge of the Square Mile’s eastern cluster of towers.

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