I wanted to bring your attention to an article published in the latest edition of Property Week by Bill Gloyn, Partner, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Real Estate and President of the City Property Association.
I read with some interest his thoughts on the revised ideas for the London Views Management Framework coming out from the London Mayor's office. This forms part of the consultation on the new draft London Plan. The framework basically governs what can be built in and around certain heritage buildings of international importance - in particular, St. Paul's Cathedral, the Houses of Parliament and the Tower of London.
Continue reading Can the Mayor see the wood for the trees?.
