Overview
- Planning officers recommended the scheme on July 14, highlighting its mix of affordable housing and community spaces.
- The development envisions an 895ft, 78-storey tower plus nine shorter buildings to accommodate up to 3,300 homes.
- Plans include commercial space, a public park, green amenities and 600 parking spaces.
- Over 450 objections have been submitted, with local councillors and MP Rebecca Long-Bailey challenging its impact on social housing and infrastructure.
- Developers say existing businesses will remain and that the project reflects extensive community consultation.