Judge blasts developer for 'flagrant breach of planning control' over office to residential conversion

A developer who converted a north London office building into flats under permitted development rights has been criticised by a High Court judge for a "flagrant breach of planning control" after unlawfully building an extension that created more residential floorspace.

by Gavin McEwan
London's Royal Courts of Justice
London's Royal Courts of Justice

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