At the meeting Camden Council on 13th July 2026 we made a deputation on behalf of CEC, calling on the Council to: Set up a properly resourced, cross-party, cross-departmental climate and ecological task group.[4] Set up a climate and ecological scrutiny body to review Council policy and operations in the light of the climate and ecological emergency.[5] Video …
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Built in 1981 by developer Greycoat for Prudential, the building features a mirrored glass facade, the first of its kind. The building forms part of a perimeter block which includes a public courtyard garden, housing, a pub and original street buildings. The building has been identified in Camden Council's draft Euston Area Plan for redevelopment. …
CEC have written to the Camden New Journal to raise awareness of the planning applications for the redevelopment of industrial space at Camley Street, ref. numbers 2025/4341/P and 2025/4364/P. We believe that the loss of B2 and B8 industrial space to be against the interests of the Borough.
Climate Emergency Camden have submitted an objection to the proposals brought forward by Yoo Capital for the redevelopment of industrial land at Regis Road. Camden Council entered into a contractural agreement with the developer in 2023 for the sale of public land to Yoo Capital, the details of which have not been made public. This …
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Climate Emergency Camden have submitted a response to Camden's proposed new Climate Action Plan for 2026-30. Whilst we appreciate the efforts made by the sustainability team, we think that Camden Council is failing to take responsibility on a corporate level for meaningful actions on the climate and ecological emergency, as set out in our response: …
Climate Emergency Camden have written to the Mayor of London asking him to intervene following Camden's approval of Yoo Capital's proposal to demolish the Saville Theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue, and replace with an environmentally damaging new building. This is far worse than the scheme that Camden refused in 2017 (see diagram), so it is very …
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