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Four-block Borough Triangle plans survive flood of objections from locals and opposition from Historic England
Southwark council has approved plans by Berkeley to build four residential towers up to 44 storeys in height in south London after a knife-edge vote.
Councillors voted three in favour and three against a recommendation from planning officers to approve one of the capital’s tallest housing schemes yesterday evening in a near four-hour long planning committee meeting, with the outcome tipped in the scheme’s favour by the chair’s deciding vote.
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