Public can now submit reactions to $300m Bayswater plans
Genuine community engagement was being sought from the developer - Chris Darby.
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Building site with no Covid safety measures backflips after being refused delivery
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Tenants abandon recently strengthened office building after new quake risk
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Covid lockdown: Workers' pay might soon be cut, says building chief
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Developer called 'insane' for ditching millions in profits to help first-home buyers
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'Incredible increase': 360% to 660% Drury developer fee rise proposed
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