Articles and Press
This page has links to a number of articles in local and national press which are relevant to the Newcombe House development plan and other local issues
Evening Standard article: ‘Has Covid killed the skyscraper? A more hybrid London beckons’ (January 22nd, 2021)
https://www.standard.co.uk/comment/covid-skyscraper-offices-workers-b900774.html
Evening Standard article: ‘Notting Hill development taken out of Mayor's hands amid war of words’ (May 29th, 2019)
Notting Hill residents Furious At Plans For New Tfl Cycle Route: ‘They want to chop down our trees’ (May 31st, 2019)
Article in the FT outlining the fall in demand (and prices) for new build properties in London - undermining the viability plans for the total rebuilding of Newcombe House (February 20th 2019) :
https://www.ft.com/content/a8e529e4-307a-11e9-8744-e7016697f225
Evening Standard article about the Mayor’s decision to approve the redevelopment of Newcombe House. The article quotes our Treasurer, Sam Dunkley (September 19th, 2018):
Blog post from THis Is North Kensington (THINK), ahead of Mayor Khan’s decision. HVRA is quoted (September 18th, 2018):
https://thisisnorthkensington.wordpress.com/2018/09/18/newcombe-house-redevelopment-for-or-against/
Highlighting developer-friendly planning processes (April 18th):
Letter to The Evening Standard by Sam Dunkley, one of our Committee Members (23rd April 2018). Scroll down the page to see the letters:
Construction press article stating that over 500 tall towers are in the planning pipeline for London. This was widely picked up in the national press (April 18th):
http://www.constructionenquirer.com/2018/04/18/more-than-500-towers-planned-for-london/
Major issues with the Earl's Court development (April 18th):
The Times commenting on the proposed Newcombe House development (April 18th):
Review of the King's Cross developments by the Guardian's architecture critic (Feb 2018):
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2018/feb/09/gasholders-london-kings-cross-rebirth-google-hq
The Standard commenting on the Newcombe House controversy (Jan 2018):
The piece by Simon Jenkins in the Standard mentioning Newcombe House (Oct 2017):