The Battersea Society objects most strongly to this application which is an unneighbourly overdevelopment and one which would do irreparable harm to the streetscape.

The Battersea Society strongly objects to this attempt to formalise what has been constructed outside the terms of planning approval.

While there is much to commend this proposal it is clear that it is a partial and incomplete plan.

The Battersea Society objects to this application which contains insufficient information on which to judge the impact of the proposals on the building, its adjoining building or on the streetscape.

The Battersea Society objects strongly to this proposal to add 4 advertising panels to the entrance hall of this Grade II listed station.

The Battersea Society objects to this application which essentially repeats that submitted last year (2019/0946) and which was rightly refused.

The Battersea Society welcomes this draft revised SPD.

The Battersea Society strongly objects to these proposals for an extension to the Duchess Belle.

The Battersea Society is grateful for the additional information on the average daylight factor for each block within plot E but remain concerned that the acceptable minimum is not reached for 85 rooms within block E4…

The Battersea Society is appreciative of the help from planning officers and the applicant in relation to additional daylight information about these blocks.

The Battersea Society wish to object to both these applications and is submitting a single objection as our concerns are common to both.

The Battersea Society wishes to comment on three aspects of this application: density, daylight levels and the size of the linear park.

The Battersea Society objects to elements of this application which covers the proposals for the public realm across the whole of the former South London Mail site.

The Battersea Society objects to this application on the grounds of its height, the mix of unit sizes and the proposed tenure, size and location of the affordable housing being offered.

The Battersea Society objects to elements of this extensive application which, while nominally covering minor amendments to the parameter plans for the overall development of the South London Mail site, appears to represent a substantial increase of 12% overall when Plot A is included.