Mayor of London approves £800m Bishopsgate Goodsyard plans

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Benefits of FaulknerBrowns masterplan outweigh harm, says Sadiq Khan

Sadiq Khan has approved Ballymore/Hammerson’s controversial and long-running £800m proposals for Bishopsgate Goodsyard after a virtual GLA planning hearing this afternoon.

The London mayor’s decision came after two hours of listening to planning officers, supporters and objectors and half an hour’s deliberation – plus hundreds of pages of reports and almost 10 years of argument.

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