Gove delays M&S Oxford Street decision by three months

Pilbrow & Partners' proposals for the Marble Arch branch of Marks & Spencer, seen from the south-west

Ruling had been due next week but is now not expected before 20 July

Michael Gove has delayed his decision on Marks & Spencer’s controversial plans to rebuild its flagship Oxford Street store by three months.

The levelling up, housing and communities secretary had previously said he would make a final ruling on the called-in plans “on or before 3 May”.

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